If you are in the Recording tab and you can’t see your microphone device, right click on any device shown in the Recording tab. In the Sounds window, the empty lines next to the default microphone should fill up with a green color. Now, to test and see if it really works, tap the microphone with your finger a few times. Once you are in the Recording tab, right click on the microphone device you just plugged in and select the ‘Set as Default Device’ option. In the Sound window you have three tabs: click on the Recording tab. When you are in the Hardware and Sound list, click on em>Sound.
Once the Control Panel window opens, click on Hardware and Sound. Type: “Control Panel” in the search box, and then click Control Panel. In Windows 8: take your mouse cursor to the the upper-right corner of the screen, when menu pops up, click search. In Vista and Windows 7, open the Start Menu and click on Control Panel. Now back to the Windows Vista, 7 and 8 instructions. Then type: “Set up a microphone” and push enter. To install a microphone in Windows 10, first click the search icon (magnifying glass) in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The instructions below are for Windows Vista, 7 and 8. If that is not the case, then consult the manual of the sound card and see what is the appropriate port for the microphone. Generally, the color of the microphone jack has the same color as the slot you need to plug it into. To do this, plug the microphone into your computer. However, we have a new, more in-depth article on How to Setup and Fix Common Microphone Problems in Windows 10.īefore you start communicating with your computer you need to have a microphone set up. Most of these instructions also work in later Windows versions. This article explains you how to install a microphone and fix some common microphone problems in Windows Vista. So, with that said, in this article we will show you how to quickly make your microphone work in Windows. However, to make a microphone work in Windows, sometimes you need to do a few little extra steps than the regular plug and play. Thankfully the technology evolved and now, with the help of microphones and computers, I can hear my voice crystal clear. I tried recording on an old cassette but didn’t like the results and it was hard to rewind exactly at the point at which my voice was heard.
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