Squad VOIP - can't hear others

@heychadwick MM off the top of my head first thing to come to mind your cfg maybe is mucked up so try this but  you will have to set up your settings again in BFV so put your old cfg on desktop ..

C:\Users\your PC Name\Documents\Battlefield V

BFV folder in my documents holds game configs and screen shots even if BFV is installed on different drive. When you uninstall BFV it does NOT remove this folder. So when you install the game again you can still have the same issues. Even if its not a new install it is still worth trying as the game cfg could be mucked up.

1- Go to my Documents and remove BFV folder place it on your Desktop for now.
2- Be warned you do have to set up your in game settings again.
3-Repair BFV
4- When done go test your game. If it fails reboot your PC and run repair game again and test BFV.

Thanks for the advice.  I tried it.   It was frustrating to go through that whole intro thing again.   

No change.   No luck.  

I think this may be more than just a PC driver issue. I have been in several XBox BFV matches where I can see the speaker icon next to my Squad light up when they speak but I hear only the Game's sound effects and music. Same goes when I speak, I see the speaker icon indicate I am talking, but nobody hears me either. I thought they were just limiting us to "Parties" and Friends like we see in Star Wars Battlefront 2. Oh well, Just a bunch of F-this, F-that on the mic chat anyway.

FOUND THE ISSUE!!!

Turns out that one of my mic settings was changed in Windows.  The ALWAYS ON button was switched.  It wasn't called that, but that's what it did.  Something like "Ready....blah blah".   It made my mic always be on.   The game setting had the use key to talk, but it didn't matter.   

Works now!

@heychadwick Ya win 10 loves to change settings more so after updates lol. Happy its fixed for you. Edit I marked your topic as solved.

can u tell me how to fix thism i have the same issue

I had to go to audio devices in Windows and literaly disable anything else but headphones. It worked, somehow btv was sending voip voice to a monitor that has no speakers and was not even chosen as an active audio device, while the game saounds were played on headphones...  So just disable anything else even if you never use it and that should do it. 

For anyone coming here and finding this Thread.

@DomiEsAquiput me on the right track. Go to speaker/output settings in Windows and make sure the 'Default communication device' is set to your preferred headphones/speakers.

My speakers would play the normal game sounds but VOIP was coming from the 'Default Communication device' which in my case was set to my microphone which was showing in playback devices as well

I'm going to close this thread to prevent further "necros", since it hasn't been active for a couple of years until recently.