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Recommended / Recomendado: download Audio-AutoSwitch.zip from the latest GitHub Release, extract it to a normal folder, and double-click Install.cmd.
The same package also includes Verify.cmd for diagnostics and Uninstall.cmd for removal. The .cmd files are only small launchers; the actual logic remains in the PowerShell scripts included in the release.
PowerShell users can still use the one-command bootstrap:
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ayerdi/PROX2-AutoSwitch/main/install.ps1 | iex"Audio AutoSwitch automatically changes the Windows default audio output when a supported wireless headset connects or disconnects.
It supports three detection paths:
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WindowsEndpoint — generic mode for headsets whose Windows render endpoint reflects the physical state (
Active↔Unplugged/absent). Validated with a Jabra Evolve 65. - LogitechGHub — fallback for the Logitech PRO X family (PRO X, PRO X 2, PRO X Wireless), whose endpoint remains visible to Windows while the physical headset is off.
- SteelSeriesNova5 — reads the physical state of an Arctis Nova 5/5X directly over HID, with no SteelSeries GG or third-party software.
- Latest stable: v1.4.0
The stable v1.4.0 added the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5/5X HID provider and generalized the G HUB path to the whole Logitech PRO X family (not only PRO X 2). v1.3.0 replaced the legacy third-party download with an in-process Windows Core Audio backend.
- See the configured headset and fallback output.
- Pause/resume AutoSwitch.
- Reconfigure... without reinstalling: choose another headset/fallback and re-detect the detection mode.
- Enable/disable Windows Audio Enhancements for the configured headset (one-off UAC elevation).
- Exit AutoSwitch.
Windows audio Item IDs are machine-local identifiers, not portable configuration. They can change after reinstalling Windows/drivers or when Windows recreates a Bluetooth endpoint. Do not copy config.json between PCs.
The G HUB deviceId is also volatile and is never persisted; the runtime resolves the current PRO X family headset by its display name.
Project page: https://ayerdi.github.io/PROX2-AutoSwitch/

Real example with a Logitech PRO X headset configured. Device names vary by system. / Ejemplo real con un Logitech PRO X configurado. Los nombres de los dispositivos varían según el equipo.
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