Headphones with mic sound bad on PC until button is pressed?

[fartparty]

I just bought a pair of Philips headphones, model SHL2605
I didn't notice these appear to have been designed for use with phones [sp]fucking why, they're huge[/sp]
on my phone it sounds great but on my PC it sounds like ass unless i hold down the mic button
is there a way to fix this, other than taping the button in or something?

[Plaster]

Get a 4pol to 3pol adapter, PC's usually don't have a 4pol audio port

[editline]19th May 2017[/editline]

Hold on actually, where do you even plug them in so that you get sound and mic in?

[helifreak]

[QUOTE=Plaster;52248158]Get a 4pol to 3pol adapter, PC's usually don't have a 4pol audio port

[editline]19th May 2017[/editline]

Hold on actually, where do you even plug them in so that you get sound and mic in?[/QUOTE]

4 pole is fairly common on laptops.

[fartparty]

The headphones use a 3.5mm jack, plugged into the headphone jack on the speaker controls (Logitech speakers)

Temporarily "fixed" it by tying a rubber band around the button

[Plaster]

[QUOTE=helifreak;52248664]4 pole is fairly common on laptops.[/QUOTE]

My laptop has that too but as said in the OP a PC is used so that's confusing

[editline]19th May 2017[/editline]

[QUOTE=inebriaticxp;52248713]The headphones use a 3.5mm jack, plugged into the headphone jack on the speaker controls (Logitech speakers)

Temporarily "fixed" it by tying a rubber band around the button[/QUOTE]

That's even more confusing, how is the microphone working at all

[supervoltage]

[QUOTE=inebriaticxp;52248713]The headphones use a 3.5mm jack, plugged into the headphone jack on the speaker controls (Logitech speakers)

Temporarily "fixed" it by tying a rubber band around the button[/QUOTE]

Can you give us the model of your Logitech speakers? Also the make and model of your motherboard and sound card if possible.