Fix 5: Check For Audio Drive Update
Is your device’s audio driver updated? Many times, we’ve seen that minor issues are resolved automatically when users update their audio drivers. Therefore, why not now? Here are the steps you need to follow to determine whether or not your audio driver has been updated:
- Right-click the Windows icon on the desktop.
- From the pop-up list, select Device Manager.
- After that, tap on the Audio inputs and outputs tab.
- Select the Update Driver option from the right-click menu of the audio device manufacturer.

Wait until the process is complete after following the instructions on your screen. In any case, your audio driver will automatically fix the issue once it has been updated.
Fix 6: Update OS
The performance of a computer is affected by an older operating system. Although the OS manages all processes, including background processes, some apps and hardware processes may not be used but are adversely affecting your computer.
If your operating system is not updated, your device may not work with your JBL Quantum 100. You can determine whether your device is eligible for a Windows update by following these steps:
- For Windows devices, click Settings to see if there are any updates available.
- You’ll find a list of options on the left side of the settings menu.
- The last option is Windows Update. Click it.
- You can manually update Windows by clicking Check for updates on the right pane.

Fix 7: Disable Audio Enhancement
Even though third-party speakers like JBL often employ these enhancements, their primary focus is on quality. You may still encounter some compatibility problems with your headgear if your device is incompatible with your headgear.
Windows’ integrated audio enhancement feature can malfunction for a number of reasons. Therefore, it is best to disable it first and see if it helps. Here’s how you can do that:
- To begin, click on the Playback tab in the Sound Control panel.
- Right-click the audio device and select Properties.
- Under the Enhancement tab, deselect the audio enhancements.
Fix 8: Clear The 3.5mm Port
It is possible that you are experiencing this issue due to dirt or debris in your PC’s 3.5mm jack. Therefore, we recommend blowing air over it to clean it.
Using toothpicks or sharp objects will damage the pins under the jack, so we do not recommend using them. Then connect your JBL Quantum 100 again once you’ve cleaned it and see if the issue has been resolved.
You may not be able to resolve your issue with any of the above solutions as it may be caused by something else. JBL’s official support page should be contacted if your speakers are under warranty. To claim your warranty, click the link and contact the official JBL support team.
Following that, a pickup date will be arranged, and once the headset has been repaired or replaced, it will be delivered to your home. Consequently, there is no need to take it somewhere to be repaired. However, before you proceed, make sure you read the warranty claim terms and conditions.
That’s all you have to know about how to fix the JBL Quantum 100 not working or not detected on a PC. We hope that the troubleshooting methods discussed earlier in this guide were helpful. Please feel free to comment below if you have any questions or suggestions for us.
hey guys, I was trying to download the driver for my quantum100 from QuantumEngine but it does not see the headphones. can you help me my microphone is also not working