Win7 Microphone no sound how to set

Win7 Microphone no sound how to set

Use Windows 71 time, found in chat with others microphone does not sound, on the internet also found that many people encounter this situation, in fact, this is not a problem, we need only to modify the sound settings can reproduce the microphone voice, then how to operate it? Next, please see the author for you to do this tutorial.

It is recommended that you do not use the system's own sound card driver, as follows:

1 The system will automatically install the drivers for us during the installation of Windows 7. Usually listen to music, watch movies, sound all normal, but to use the microphone when there will be no sound phenomenon, this is because the drive is not the latest, but the use of the old driver through the Microsoft certification.

2 Then we need to update the sound card driver, you can use the Everest software to obtain the sound card model, and then go to the Internet to search for the latest driver. If idle trouble, then directly with the Driver wizard, driving life and other software to update the driver can be.

3 use of the system with the sound card driver is not directly to set the audio, only install the latest sound card driver will be in the control Panel, such as the audio manager of the Setup program channel.

Check to see if the microphone is set as the default device

1 Click the Start menu, click the Control Panel item, and click the sound item.

2 Switch to the Recording tab to see if the microphone is set as the default device (note: Some sound cards may display multiple microphone options).

Set up the microphone correctly

1 in the lower right corner of the taskbar, right-click on the small horn icon, pop-up shortcut menu select "Recording device."

2 Go to the Sound dialog box, switch to the Recording tab, double-click the Microphone option or right-click the Properties command.

3 Switch to the Level tab, increase the volume of microphone and microphone enhancement, and click OK to make the setting effective (note: The microphone is tightened too loudly to hear echoes).

Turn off microphone sound effects

1 According to a number of users, the default turn on the microphone sound effect will make the microphone volume becomes small or even silent.

2 Switch to the Enhanced tab in the Microphone Properties window, select the Disable all sound effects check box, and then click OK to save the changes.

Setting in Audio Manager

1 Go to Control Panel and click to open Audio Manager.

2 Switch to the Microphone tab and select the noise suppression and echo cancellation features under the microphone effects option.

Use the system's built-in diagnostics tool

1 First plug the headset into your computer's USB jack, and then click the Start menu, click Control Panel Item, click the Troubleshoot item, and click the Audio Playback troubleshooter under the hardware and sound bar.

2 pop-up "Play Audio" dialog box, click "Next" to continue;

3 Select the device's fault type, and then click Next to continue;

4 the system will then automatically diagnose and repair the failure, if not repaired, will give a known problem of the fault information, and give recommendations for repair.