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Old 01-09-2007, 12:22 AM   #1 (permalink) Top
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Angry Can anyone help with setting up a microphone PLEASE?

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I am having some trouble setting up a microphone on my computer. I was wanting to set up a mic so that i could record and send voice messages over msn but am unable to because the mic doesnt detect any sound.

I have tried to follow the help steps on the help and support centre provided on the windows page but am still having trouble as i do not appear to have a sppech recognition tab or option and cannot seem to install it.

I am using windows XP home edition and am just totally confused... Any help would be greatly appreciated

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assuming your mic is plugged in in the pink connector at the back or front of your pc, double click the volume control in the notification area (where the clock is) click options and check the mic volume control. unmute it and raise the volume.
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Also click advanced, then check the "mic boost" option.
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assuming your mic is plugged in in the pink connector at the back or front of your pc, double click the volume control in the notification area (where the clock is) click options and check the mic volume control. unmute it and raise the volume.
Yes these options are already set up as such.. There is still no voice detection by the mic whenever i try sending a voice message over msn..
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Also click advanced, then check the "mic boost" option.
It doesnt appear to let me select the advanced options so i cannot get to the mic boost option..
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does it even record on window's voice recorder?
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Could you please tell me how i could check this?
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Old 01-09-2007, 01:56 PM   #8 (permalink) Top
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I have performed the microphone/ sound hardware test and it says the mic is working correctly..
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Old 01-09-2007, 02:08 PM   #9 (permalink) Top
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Success.. Problem solved.. Thanks 4 the help
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