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1. #HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S INSTALL#
2. #HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S SERIAL#
3. #HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S UPDATE#
4. #HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S DRIVER#

We were disappointed that headphones as expensive as the Cloud Orbit S don’t offer any noise-canceling technology on board - a feature the competing Quantum ONE from JBL has. Even worse, its spatial sound tech didn't always match the direction we were facing. During our tests with JBL's headset, not only did we find the headset to be too tight for our liking, we found it more difficult to set up than the Cloud Orbit S. We also considered JBL's Quantum ONE headset for this guide, which uses a gyroscope to track your head movements with the intention of providing a more immersive aural experience. You connect it to your console, gaming PC, or device with one of the included braided cables: 3.5-millimeter, USB-A, or USB-C. The biggest difference? This one doesn’t have Bluetooth - so that means you can’t listen wirelessly. But this one from HyperX is $70 cheaper than Audeze’s Mobius offering and it’s just as capable. The headset uses tech from Audeze, which also makes gaming headsets of its own. The Cloud Orbit S sports a matte-black, soft-to-the-touch plastic build, with silver accents throughout. It’s nothing too cumbersome, but it definitely feels more solid than the competition. The headset is comfortable and breathable - but at 360 grams, it does feel heavy. Its ear cups are soft faux leather, with just the right amount of padding to block external noise without pressing your noggin too hard. The headset feels much more premium than HyperX’s other headsets. With this headset, you can pinpoint the location where enemies are firing from better than practically every other headset on the market. There may be other ways to check if it's enabled, but I don't know them.The sound actually changes when you turn your head. It won't let you launch unless it's enabled. Once restarted, if you want to verify that it's re-enabled, try to launch Apex Legends, if you have it installed.

#HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S DRIVER#

And you're done! Restart your computer one last time to re-enable Driver Signature Enforcement. Once it's done, unplug the headset, wait 3 seconds, plug it back in, and power it on again. Make sure you have the one that matches the model you bought, either Orbit or Orbit S, and click Open. Then click OK on the pop-up saying you've done that. Launch the Orbit S software, mute the mic, lay the headset down flat with the cups facing down, and click the "Update FW" button. Don't worry, next time you restart your computer, it will automatically re-enable this. Once here, simply press 7, and your computer will restart again, but with Driver Signature Enforcement disabled. This will restart your computer, then bring up a list of options. Then click Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings and click the Restart button. You can do this by holding Shift when you click on Restart from the power menu.

#HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S INSTALL#

The firmware will not install if you do not do this. Temporarily disable driver signature enforcement. Type it in the search bar and it should come up. Go to the Apps and Features page in settings, and make sure “GigaDevice GDDFU USB driver” is installed.

#HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S UPDATE#

Now, follow these steps to update the firmware. After installing the software, run it for the first time so it's all set up.

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#HYPERX CLOUD ORBIT S SERIAL#

During installation of the software, make sure to install the GigaDevice Universal Serial Bus controller, it prompts you to do so. Yes I did, and to be fair it was a little tricky, but they work great! Make sure you get the software and firmware from HyperX, not Audeze.