V-Moda Boom Mic picking up leaked audio from Openback Headphones

[GamingDevilsCC]

Hey guys, I have a Philips SHP 9500S with a V-Moda Boom Mic for it, and the mic usually picks up the leaked audio from my headphones. I'm using a Realtek ALC892 Chipset in my ASUS P8H77-M Pro Motherboard, and is there any methods that don't reduce the microphones sound quality, while at the same time preventing the mic picking up the leaked audio causing an echo.

 

 

Thanks.

[Dackzy]

turn down your mic gain in windows? Turn down your volume? Move your mic a bit?

[GamingDevilsCC]

4 minutes ago, Dackzy said:

turn down your mic gain in windows? Turn down your volume? Move your mic a bit?

What do you mean by mic gain? 

[Dackzy]

2 minutes ago, GamingDevilsCC said:

What do you mean by mic gain? 

when you right click on the little speaker icon, right click that and just below playback units there should be a record something, click on that, then right click on realtek mic and choose properties, that should then pop up a window where you can change gain on the mic.

[GamingDevilsCC]

46 minutes ago, Dackzy said:

when you right click on the little speaker icon, right click that and just below playback units there should be a record something, click on that, then right click on realtek mic and choose properties, that should then pop up a window where you can change gain on the mic.

Problem with that is that the mic hardly makes my voice hearable, like not as loud.

[GamingDevilsCC]

FIXED

 

Turned the mic to 20db from 10db, and turned the noise gate up with voice meter. (also, if the 20db causes alot of static, make sure u put the pc and mic cable off the carpet.