i don't know where to find microphone settings in my pc.?
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go to control panel and sound, speech... and look for whatever ur looking for. \nif that don't work... just unplug ur mic
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check ur audio connector. if this does not solve it use your control panel. click on START/CONTROL PANEL/AUDIO DEVIECS, SOUND,AND SPEECH/ADJUST THE SYSTEM VOLUME . This solution is for those using Windows XP. But those using other windows edition should try START/SETTING/AUDIO DEVIECS, SOUND,AND SPEECH
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go to the manufacture's web site of your computer,look for audio drivers.. when downloading them do not save the download ,let it run from location
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I might not have the same thing... but mine doesn't.\n\nA mic for a computer costs about $10 or less.  I'd recommend the headphone/mic set which will give you some privacy.
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Double click on the sound icon on the bottom right hand corner of the screen, near the time.\n\nClick on options in the menu and then properties. Click on the recording button and make sure that the MIC socket is on and not on mute.
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check to make sure your mic is pluged in ?
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http://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nit has a setting for that
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If you double click the sound icon to the bottom right (near your windows clock) - Once in the sound volume settings go to  File --> Advanced Options. This should add your microphone volume to the list of volume settings.\n\nIf you have a dell laptop like myself go to your Control Panel (Start--> Control Panel). Open up your "Sounds and Audio Devices" then go to the "Voice" tab. From there you can click on  "Volume" for the Voice Recording and uncheck - MUTE.
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Some of these may sound stupid and you may have tried them. It is, however, good to go through the basics all over again.\n-Check if the microphone jack is inserted in the correct socket. There is a colour code (usually pink for microphones) which is followed by all manufacturers.\n-Check if the sound software (accompanied with the mainboard drivers) has an option to configure the microphone. It has a feature which can detect if microphone is transmitting any signals to the computer.\n-If you can't find it, double click the sound icon in your taskbar and go to recording section in advanced controls. Check if the microphone is selected (default) as the recording device and the either the microphone or the master is in mute position.\n-Check the microphone on a system on which any other microphone is functional.
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Go to Control Panel then to the sound section. Mess around with it. Also look in the same section and make sure your mic isn't on mute.
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There should be a number on your sound card. Search by putting drivers for EO3S78524 sound card then you should be able to find them.
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sniff--sniff---do i smell love in the air!!!   lots of luck you crazy kids!!!---invite me to the wedding!!!!---plug your microphone in---then check in audio properties and make sure that it is not muted and that the volume level on microphone is turned up!!!---to find it --open volume control---then click on options--then click on advanced properties---poooof!!--there it is!!
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Note: Instructions presume Windows XP. For other OS, the instructions will be similar but you will have to find the right buttons yourself.\n\nHere are the first few things to try:\n\nOpen the sounds options as: Start->Settings->Control Panel->Sound & Audio Devices.\n\nUnder the volume tab, click 'Advanced' in the 'Device volume' section. Make sure that the 'mute' checkbox under Microphone is unchecked.\n\nThe other things to do is to make sure that the mic is properly plugged in. Also go to Start->Accessories->Entertainment->Sound recorder and try to record something from the mic into the recorder to see if the mic works (so you can be sure its indeed a mic issue and not a Yahoo! Messenger configuration problem). If you cannot find the sound recorder program, you can run it manually by clicking Start->Run and then copy pasting the text below in the box that comes up (Note that you will have to remove the space I put in after the last '&#92;'...this is a Yahoo! Answers limitation):\n"%SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92; sndrec32.exe"
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In CONTROL PANEL > SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES > DEVICE VOLUME >\nclick ADVANCED...\n'wav' level will control your mic volume level, \n'Master 'controls your speaker/headphone level. \n\n(All should be unchecked, except POSSIBLY 'microphone' )
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go to ur control panel, sound speech and change ur sound scheme.
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this happend a couple of time and i was little confuse\n\ngo to your \nstart-> program-> Accessories-> Entertainment->Volume Control\n\nclick on option menu go to proptries\nselect recording\nlooking for mic and makesure it has a tick(check) on it\n\npress ok\nlook for advanced underneath the mic colum and \nlook if the box 'aternate mic \nmake sure it's uncheck\n\nit happend my sisters and brother computer and i was fuss up for awhile.\n\ni'm hope this is your program too.
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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.