If your computer's microphone is not working, there could be various reasons for the issue. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
Step 1: Check the Physical Connections
1. Make Sure that the microphone is securely plugged into
the correct audio input port on your computer (usually the pink port on
desktops and some laptops).
2. If you're using an external USB microphone, make sure it
is properly connected to a USB port.
Step 2: Check the Microphone Hardware
3. Test the microphone on another computer, if possible, to make
sure if problem is with microphone itself or with the computer
Step 3: Check the Microphone Settings in Windows
4. Right-click on the Audio icon in the Notification aria (bottom-right
corner) and click on "Open Sound
settings."
5. Under the "Input" section, make sure your
microphone is selected as the default recording device. If it's not, select it
from the dropdown menu. On the picture you can see there is an option to test
your microphone, in you computer settings you can click on the button and test
your microphone some time it also fix the problem
Step 4: Run the Windows Troubleshooter
Windows has built-in troubleshooting tools. Type
"Troubleshoot" in the Windows search bar, select "Troubleshoot
settings," and then click on "Recording Audio." Follow the
on-screen instructions.
Step 5: Seek Professional Help
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