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Im on vacations so i dont have my PC here so its difficult to explain, but in short if you are using virtual desktop you have to mark the option “stream audio” (or somethinh like this) in the desktop app, and enable that in the virtual desktop app from the VR app too.
You also have to set the “virtual desktop audio” as your default mic/audio from the Windows audio device manager too. Then, ingame, when you check your voice recognition you can choose which one you want to use among all the available ones. Select “virtual desktop audio stream” and try the test (give us a sign).
If you dont want to use the Quest2 audio/mic, and wanna use your headphones instead, dont do anything of the above, but check that your audio and mic didnt change after you connect via virtual desktop. Sometimes Ive disbled virtual desktop / oculus audio and mic devices for this reason, when I only wanna use my headphones.
I hope this helps you. Good luck, and excuse my bad English.