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Outgoing Calls Ringing on the Wrong Device
When somebody calls me in Teams, my computer's built-in speakers naturally ring to let me know I have an incoming call (as they should). When I'm on a phone call in Teams, the microphone and speaker ...
hey,
just made what you asked.
i am on windows 11.
1) open: system>sound>volume mixer
2) expand the "apps" section
3) make an "outgoing" call from teams
4) the "Microsoft teams" app should appear there, expand it and change the default output device to your headset
check for incoming calls if you need to configure the second device so you will hear someone is calling you
hey,
just made what you asked.
i am on windows 11.
1) open: system>sound>volume mixer
2) expand the "apps" section
3) make an "outgoing" call from teams
4) the "Microsoft teams" app should appear there, expand it and change the default output device to your headset
check for incoming calls if you need to configure the second device so you will hear someone is calling you
- I have Windows 11 and this worked perfectly for me! The path was slightly different, but the process worked like I needed it to. Thank you!
MilanS2000 I'm on Windows 10 as well, but you should still be able to make the changes mentioned by DorMarcovitch by using "Sound mixer options" in the Settings app:
- Teams does not show up there for me.
