When I buy a microphone, where do I plug it in at on the back of the tower?
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If the back ports are color coded it is usually the pink port or the black port.
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You need a sound card to get sound.  Check the back of you pc to see if you have 3-4 small holes (they maybe green, red and black) with symbols of a microphone or speaker next to them.  If you see that, then you have a sound card and may need to install the drivers.
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Make sure you are plugged into the headphone or speaker  jack on your soundcard
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microphone and speakers
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yes...just plug the connector into the line out on the back of your computer....usually green or blue jack
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no all you do is just plug in a regular mic into the black and run it thru the Wizard and then use it.
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Hi, Congrats for new sound card. \nAs u have purchased the new sound card the front sound jacks might not work. So what exactly u have to do is that u have to plug the sound speakers or headphones at the back of the computer tower in the jacks of new sound card. And just check the setting of the card. By default the microphone/headphones are set to mute.\n\nAll the best\n\nNikhil Chowdhary   \nTechnical Support Expert\nDELL INTERNATIONAL SERVICES,
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either on the back or the front of your pc, you will see what looks like a headphone slot, but with a small picture of a microphone. just right there. your mic connector has to be the same size as a common headphone jack.
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Go to the manufacturer of the sound cards website and download the drivers for your soundcard.
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On the backside of ur CPU, u will find the connectors. the red one is for mike and green one is for speaker.. just connect them and start instant voice messenging...
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my answer is not pricice but may help you>\nyou need 1- mic   2- miliampir-meter  ( or AVO-meter)\nput on mA position . connect microphone tow wire to the AVO-miter \ntalk now you'll see AVO-miter pointer moves or digilat nunber increes
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plug into correct sockets speaker wire into speaker outlet and mike visa verse
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Let's start by looking at the back of the computer.  If there is a place to plug in speakers and a microphone then you probably have a sound device but no drivers for it (or corrupted ones).  If there is nothing, you will have to buy one.  If you do have one, go to the control panel and look at hardware devices to see if there is something that has a question mark (meaning no drivers as Windows couldn't find any) or if, by chance, it is disabled.  If disabled, then enable it.  If no drivers, you will need to know what kind it is - open the case and look at it for a brand name.  If it is built-in, look on the mobo itself.  You can always get drivers at the manfacturers website or drivers.com
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Open up the case and look. You will see one big slot occupied with the video card and four or five slots the same below it. Those are your PCI slots and that is where your sound card goes. You will probably see that the slots each have a matching opening in the back of the case with a protective cover held in place with a small screw. Unplug everything and lay the case on its side when you open it. There may also be a three pin connector that attatches to the card and your main CD or DVD drive. This little cable comes with the sound card.
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Make sure its plugged in the appropite ports...(a.k.a usualy the red port) and make sure mic is enabled under sound managment/audio devices.
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check to make sure your mic is pluged in ?
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If you're running Windows, you can use the Sound Recorder. Located under the Start Menu > Accessories > Entertainment. It comes with Windows so you don't need to pay more.