Apr 03, 2006, 11:44 AM // 11:44
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Krytan Explorer
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Sheffield, England, UK
Guild: Super Cute And Fluffy [scF]
Profession: E/
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open your volume control (usually down the bottom near your clock) (or go Start > Run > and type " sndvol32 " (without the quotes)
on this, go to the OPTIONS menu, and Properties..
next, you will see 2 options (and a list at the bottom with some ticks), "Recording" and "Playback" - select "Recording" and the list at the bottom should change when you do this...
Scroll down this list for "Microphone" (or Mic) and put a tick in it... (if its already there, fine) now click OK..
this will open up a window with the Volume sliders... Check your microphone is up high (not all the way, but just below the top is fine) also, another thing to check is go back to the Options Menu, and see if you can click "Advanced controls" - if its available, it should put an "Advanced" button on the Microphone volume... click it, and check that "Microphone Boost" is turned ON..
once done, just close the volume control using the X at the top right, and all should be fine..
If it still doesnt help... Please provide a few more details, and answers to these questions..
Do you have a USB webcam, with a mic?
What sound card is it?
What program(s) are causing the issue?? (TeamSpeak/Ventrilo or both.. etc)
also, check the mic is plugged in the right place.. (mic and not Line-in) they are often colour coded
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