My headset isn't being detected by my computer

1. Check the connections: Ensure that your headset is properly connected and inserted fully into the corresponding port. 

2. Try a different port: If your headset is connected via USB, try using a different USB port on your computer. If it's connected via an audio jack, try using a different audio port. Make sure you are not using a USB hub or passthrough.

3. Clean Connection and Ports: Make sure the contacts on the cables and the ports are clean and free of dust and debris as that can cause connection issues.

4. Update drivers: This means make sure your system's Audio Driver is up to date via device manager. You can also download the latest version of iCUE from the CORSAIR site for your iCUE Compatible headset which gives you access to the CORSAIR Gaming Audio driver. 

5. Check audio settings: Make sure that your headset is set as the default audio output device in the audio settings.

6. Restart your PC: A simple restart can sometimes fix device detection issues.

7. Test on a different device: Connect your headset to a different device to determine if the issue is with your headset or your PC.

If you have a wireless headset

1. Ensure Proper Connection: Check that the wireless receiver is properly inserted into a USB port on your computer and that the headset is powered on. Please also make sure you are not using any USB Hub or Passthrough.

2. Try a Different USB Port: Sometimes, a USB port might not function correctly. Plug the wireless adapter into a different USB port to see if detection improves.

3. Clean Connection and Ports: Make sure the receiver and the ports are clean and free of dust and debris as that can cause connection issues.

4. Update Wireless Receiver and Headset Firmware: Visit the CORSAIR and install the latest version of iCUE and check for a firmware update for the headset and the receiver.

5. Check Audio Settings: Navigate to the 'Sound' settings in the Control Panel to ensure that your wireless headset is selected as the default playback device.

6. Restart Your PC: A restart can resolve temporary issues that might prevent detection of the wireless headset.

7. Re-Pair the Headset: Utilizing iCUE, you can use the pairing option for the wireless headsets and the corresponding receiver. 

8. Check for Interference: Other wireless devices can interfere with the connection. Try turning off other wireless devices to see if your headset connects.

9. Test on a Different Device: To rule out an issue with your PC, try connecting the wireless headset to a different computer or device.

If you have a Bluetooth headset

1. Ensure a the headset is properly connected: Make sure that your PC is discoverable via Bluetooth. Then go into your PC's Bluetooth settings and select the option to add a new device. Put your headset into pairing mode (refer to the headset's quick start guide for the instructions) and select the headset when it appears in the list of available devices.

2. Update the Bluetooth drivers: Ensure that the latest Bluetooth drivers are installed on your PC. You can download the latest drivers from your PC manufacturer's website or use Windows Update to check for driver updates.

3. Restart the Bluetooth service: Sometimes the Bluetooth service on your PC may encounter issues. Restarting it can resolve these problems. Go to the Services app, find the Bluetooth service, right-click it, and select "Restart".

4. Check for interference: Bluetooth signals can be disrupted by other wireless devices. Try to minimize the number of active Bluetooth devices in the area or move away from devices that emit strong wireless signals, like Wi-Fi routers.

5. Reset the headset: Some headsets have a reset option that can resolve Bluetooth connectivity issues. Refer to the quick start guide for specific instructions on how to reset your CORSAIR headset.