Headset Audio Channels Swapped

[DPG9]

Hi everyone,
I have a Turtle Beach headset which stopped working a couple months back. While I did manage to fix it, I'm afraid the audio cables were put in the wrong places and were therefore swapped, since the left channel audio comes out of the right earpiece and vice-versa.
I've tried EqualizerAPO, as well as Peace and they did work earlier, but the disk I had them on stopped working, which ended up with me having to uninstall the software and install it again, but it seems that it no longer works.
Windows also tells me that audio enhancements have been disabled when I try to access the Playback Devices list... Could that be the cause?
I'd appreciate any info that could help shed some light into the problem. Thanks in advance!

 

[CountMike]

You didn't even mention type of device you are using that headset on nor exact model of it.
Most desktop computers use Green connector for Sound Out and Pink for Microphone.

 

[DPG9]

You didn't even mention type of device you are using that headset on nor exact model of it.
Most desktop computers use Green connector for Sound Out and Pink for Microphone.

Right, sorry. I'm using it on a desktop's front audio panel and it's only one 3.5mm male jack, so I need to use a Y-splitter since the entrance is separated into Sound Out and Microphone.
It's a Turtle Beach Star Wars X-Wing Pilot Gaming Headset, but like I've said before, it no longer has things like the panel for volume control and turning the microphone on/off since we had to remove it to fix it.

EDIT: I saw someone with the same issue saying that the Windows 10 Update 1709 fixed their issue and my computer is downloading it right now, so I'll see if it fixes the issue.