What if the WinXP system microphone doesn't sound?

Fault Description:

When you use the WinXP operating system, you are prompted to "Windows cannot change your password" When you make a password change, and the dialog box prompts the screenshot as follows:

Method/Step:

Step one: Make sure the microphone jack is connected correctly, generally with a microphone headset has two sets of wiring plugs, a group of green plugs (that is, headphones audio signal), the other group is a red plug (that is, microphone signal input); First confirm that the red plug should be connected to the red jack in the computer panel ( Usually there will be headphones and microphone icon identification).

Step Two: Verify that the sound card driver is normal, click on the "Start" menu-select "Run"-"devmgmt.msc" (without quotes) in the run, click OK to open Device Manager--to see if an item with an exclamation point or question mark appears anywhere in the Device Manager, and then expand Sound, video and game controller "+" in front, see if there are any items with an exclamation point or a question mark below--if yes, it means the sound card driver is not normal or not installed--"Download the Installation Drive Wizard, click" Drive Upgrade "in" Basic Status "-" Upgrade the sound card driver and restart the computer after attempting a voice call. "

The third step: right click on the task bar in the lower right corner of the volume icon--"open Volume Control"-"click on the upper left corner" option "--" Select "Properties"--"pop-up" The Properties dialog box "show the following volume control" All items are ticked off before, click OK--"volume control" window to see if any items are muted, remove the check in front of all items, and then adjust the volume of all items to the maximum, and then try to chat with the other language.

Fourth step: Adjust the QQ language setting, open the QQ panel--click on the bottom of the gear icon (System settings)--"Click friends and Chat" in the System Setup window--"remove" in the "Speech Video" window of the right window of "language video"-click "Language Settings". Automatically adjusts microphone volume "front tick, and then pulls the microphone icon to the maximum volume-" and then "Automatically enlarge microphone volume" Before the check-"" in the attempt to voice calls.

Fifth step: If the above steps can not solve the "microphone can not talk" problem, please click on the "Start" menu--"All Programs"--"the mouse pointing to" attachment "-" then point to "entertainment"-"choose" Audio recorder "-" Open the Recorder window, click on the Circular recording button, start recording- -"Talk to the microphone to see if the waveform has changed--" wait until the recording is complete, click the Play button, listen to the sound, if there is no sound to indicate that the microphone has been damaged is very likely.

Small tip:

If you can't solve the above steps, you can try using a friend's microphone to plug in your computer and verify that your microphone is broken and that you want to buy a new one.

Workaround:

Method One: The mouse right click on the desktop "My Computer" icon, in the pop-up menu bar to select "Management", expand the "Computer Management" under the "System Tools" in the "Local Users and Groups", expand and click "Users", the following figure:

Select the user name you want to modify from the right and double-click (this example user is named yy), as shown in the following figure:

Remove the "User Cannot change password" option before clicking "OK" to change the password correctly.

Method Two: Directly in the "Run" input "CMD", in the pop-up window input "Net user Yy/passwordchg:yes" (This example user name is yy, such as the user name for the Chinese open Input Method input Chinese).

Prompts you to change the password correctly after the command completes successfully.

Note: The WinXP Professional Edition can be modified with the above two methods, WinXP the family version only use the second method to modify.