Internet based video streaming such as seeing movies on Hulu are affected when I use my wireless clearchat pc headset from logitech. how do I or what should I do ? The video just stops for couple of minutes and then resumes. many a times I have to refresh the webpage which is quite irritating.

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I WASTED 40 ******* DOLLARS ON A PIECE OF **** THAT DOESNT WORK ALL IT DOES IS MAKE A ******* SPUELLING NOISE

SOURCE: i cant get my logitech clearchat stereo headset to work for vista

I had the same problem until I noticed I was running Vista SP1. Search and download Vista SP2 and you will be good to go

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no you don't, you need drivers for the vista itself. try reinstall the sound card driver from the pc manufacturer's websight. try on another pc if it works there it is your vista computer. go with step one. if it does not work cal logitech.

Dana Newcombe

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• Posted on Sep 22, 2009

SOURCE: I just bought a Logitech Clearchat Stereo Headset

You should go to your Device Manager in the "System" category of the Control panel and see if indeed the driver for your mic is present. It will be listed under "Sound, Video and Gaming devices."

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1. (Vista) Confirm your system restore point first. It needs to be prior to what you're going to attempt here. If it has a recent restore point, great, but if not, make a system restore before you do this, in case it doesn't work.
2. In the Control Panel, click System, Advanced System Settings, click System Protection, and click System Restore.
3. (Optional) Try updating your usb drivers before trying the final step, reinstalling the Vista Service Pack 2.
4. Here's how to verify if your USB (drivers) in the Device Manager are up to date.
5. Open the Control Panel, System, Device Manager.
6. Open the Universal Serial Bus controllers (usually at the bottom of the device list).
7. Right-click, on your first USB, Updating Driver Software. It will look for the update or let you know (which may take a bit of time) that it is up to date already. Repeat this process on all the USB devices.
8. If that doesn't work, try this: plug in your headset, and keep it plugged into the usb.
9. In your Windows Updates, re-install the Service Pack 2. After Vista reboots your computer and finishes the install, unplug your headset from the USB and then replug it in. What you are likely to see is a Windows message indicating that it sees the software and is installing it (minus the windows pop-up message of "where's the driver disc for it?").
10. Now the trick is to get the headset to play the microphone through the speakers appropriately!