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Answer» my microphone could not be detected so ,i WENT to the sound properties and saw that the microphone volume was not selected ,i did this and the mic was instantly recognised by the pc ,how ever after closing the sound properties ,i saw that the microphone is deselected again ,i selected it back again and the mic starts WORKING ,but after closing the sound properties it was deselected again ,so now i cant use my microphone, OK, an idea: get an add-on sound card to replace your on board sound. someone suggested this ,but then doesn't it imply that my on board sound is faulty ?i don't like to believe this cos i just bought a new pc with everything new ,i think the sound card on my desktop board should be the best one for me instead of additional one ,or do u think there are other separate sound card that would equally be as genuine as the one that comes with my board ? what i wanted to do was to ask that the board be changed as its on warranty ,also am always using my administrator account ,in fact i didn't even create other guest account with my pc,i have also reinstalled audio drivers from the original cd that came with my Intel board and yet it didn't solve the problem ,anymore advice would be appreciated ,thanks . Make sure it is plugged in to the correct jack... Try another microphone... Double check all the settings in Control Panel Sounds and Multimedia... Quote Make sure it is plugged in to the correct jack... have done all those and it still didn't solve the problem,thanks for helping though . am thinking about the option of getting additional sound card,but i just don't like this idea cos i just bought a new pc and i think the sound card that comes with the desktop board is more superior ,or what you guys think ?Well sound cards are not all that expensive and some of the ones that ship in new machines i wouldn't hit a you know what in the you know where with... Something to consider. Quote Well sound cards are not all that expensive and some of the ones that ship in new machines i wouldn't hit a you know what in the you know where with... am not that concerned about the price of sound card,my concerns are these ; would a new sound card solve this problem ? would a new sound card be more superior than the one that comes with my intel desktop board or will the one that comes with the intel desktop board of better quality ? if the later is the case then i must get them to change the desktop board ,again thanks for trying to help . Quote am thinking about the option of getting additional sound card,but i just don't like this idea cos i just bought a new pc and i think the [highlight]sound card that comes with the desktop board is more superior [/highlight],or what you guys think ? Who made that up?Even a card in the $10 - $25 price range is likely to give you as good, if not better, sound than your onboard sound. Visit http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=57 for a wide selection. Quote Quoteam thinking about the option of getting additional sound card,but i just don't like this idea cos i just bought a new pc and i think the [highlight]sound card that comes with the desktop board is more superior [/highlight],or what you guys think ? i was only thinking that Intel well known brand would have better sound card,but as suggested i would get another sound card and see if it solves my problem ,if it doesn't then am sorry for my dealer cos he has to change the desktop board ,thanks everyone for trying to help .Did you try checking the status of the sound card in device manager and reinstalling the drivers? |
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