The G460 XP built in microphone is useless

Dear users, hello!

Win7 system adjustment microphone:

1.Right-click on the sound options in the bottom right corner, select the recording settings, or select the sound in the dashboard view by {large icon}.

3.Then select Recording horizontally, then click Properties and then adjust the level microphone to the maximum, and there is also the enhancement microphone below to adjust it according to your moderation, and finally select Enhance to remove the check mark in front of the disabling all sound effects.

XP System Adjustment Microphone:

1.First of all, we need to open the sound settings of the microphone, and click twice on the volume icon in the lower right corner of the computer, and the advanced volume settings window will appear.

2.There is no "Microphone" in the default control options, we click "Options (P)" "Properties (R)", and select "Microphone" in the new window that opens, and the relevant settings of "Microphone" will appear in the control options.

3.Let's keep the "Mute (M)" option selected in the "Microphone" option (if you don't select it, you may experience more noise). Then tap on "Options(p)" Advanced Controls (A) and then "Advanced (A)" under "Microphone".

4.In the new window that pops up, check the option "MIC Boost(2)" and confirm all the way.

You can also update your sound card driver.

If you can't do it yourself, you can refer to the Lenovo remote assistance function.

It would be better to take it to Lenovo customer service to see.

Dear ASUS users, Hello.

Is the jumper on the top of your case connected, is the AAFP audio on the motherboard desensitized Chang connected, ASUS motherboard does not support the kind of device with only one interface for headphones and headsets, have you loaded the sound card to drive the shed, if **, then you click on the audio manager, there is a row of circular interface icons at the bottom of this, connect your device icon will become bright, not connected will be gray, and then you right-click on the small speaker at the bottom right of the desktop, select the recording device, select the device you want, Speak to see if the bar on his right side changes.

Hopefully, the above information will be helpful to you. If the above reply still does not help you solve your problem, you are welcome to continue to ask. Thank you for your support and interest in ASUS, and I wish you a happy life!

sound card icon in the lower right corner of the taskbar, double-click the pop-up menu, cancel the mute tick under the microphone, if there is no microphone option, click the file in the upper left corner, and the advanced properties tick the microphone option, and then select the same as above.