The Italian units of Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G have problems in the call phase. As specified in the specific thread, the ROM that presents the problem in phone calls with Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G is the latest MIUI 12.0.2.0 EEA Stable. If you haven't updated yet, you may not have found it: if so, please wait for further feedback before doing so.
To turn off audio enhancements, navigate to your control panel > hardware and sound > sound. From the playback tab, right click your speaker device, and select Properties. Then select the enhancements tab, and check the disable all enhancements box. If that fixes the problem, then just leave enhancements disabled.
Remove your headphones from the phone again. An easy solution is to plug the headphones back into the phone and then unplug them again. The goal is to get your Android phone to stop recognizing the headphones. Insert the headphone plug into the audio jack. Gently but firmly rotate the plug inside the jack. Remove the plug.
Workaround: Switch off your Bluetooth connection. The root of this problem is an old one, and it’s similar to one that OnePlus users have had in the past. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi share an antenna on
Alternatively, open the My Huawei app on your phone, go to Me > Settings > Check for updates, and update the app to the latest version. If the audio components are working properly, restart your phone or change the audio source and try again.
Right-click the Start icon, go to Device Manager > Bluetooth, right-click Intel (R) Wireless Bluetooth (R) or Realtek Bluetooth Adapter, and select Enable device. Turn on your computer and press Win + I to open the Settings window. Click Bluetooth & devices (or go to Devices > Bluetooth & other devices ), and ensure that Bluetooth is enabled.
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