Don't ask me why but I suspected somehow the Jabra Direct screws things up by the firmware update etc, I did notice the device name is different when I had the Jabra Direct installed vs not installed. I did not proceed to install the Jabra Direct software again. This can be confirmed again in the Device Manager (if not there then go to Jabra website to get the driver, for me it works automatically after laptop reboot).įor some odd reason, my Jabra Speak 510 is working as expected again after this process. Once restart, Win 10 should be able to detect the Jabra device again and install the necessary drivers automatically. Ensure your Jabra is connected thru USB all the while.Ĥ. I also uninstalled the Jabra Direct software.ģ. Right click and uninstall device driver.Ģ. Uninstall the Jabra driver -> go to Device Manager>Sound, video and game controllers>"your Jabra device". I already tried macros but I am not allowed to install a macro tool on business computers.
I would love to change it to something more convenient and save. What worked for me though - and I hope this works for some of you:ġ. is it possible to change the mute hotkey in Skype for Business It is a highly used feature in group calls and the hotkey 'win+F4' is to close to 'ALT+F4' and some people just disconnect. Tried many different suggestions and even updating the firmware and had the Jabra Direct SW installed with settings configured to MS Teams for softphone but the mute/unmute button on the Jabra 510 is still not synching to the Teams status. It was working fine on my older laptop on Win10 until I got my laptop refreshed recently also on Win10. Understand this post was raised more than a year ago, and recently i encountered the same issue on my Jabra Speak 510.
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