After reinstalling the system, the microphone is silent, and the computer shows that SNDVOL32 HLP do

You try this method.

Extract a fresh copy of from the Windows XP disc to the system32 folder in the system root directory on your computer's hard disk. To do this, follow these steps:

1.Insert the Windows XP installation disc into your optical drive. Hold down the Shift key while inserting the disc to prevent the disc from running automatically.

2.Click Start, and then click Run.

3.In the Open box, type cmd (to open the command prompt), and then click OK.

4.If your computer's CD-ROM drive letter is E, the installation files in the XP installation disk are in the i386 directory (genuine or normal), and the folder containing Windows system files is C: Windows (i.e., the system folder on your hard drive), you should type the following command line at the command prompt (press Enter at the end of each line):

First line e:

Second line: CD i386

The third line expands C: Windows System32

Note: The first line means to change the current drive letter to E drive, that is, your CD-ROM drive drive, the second line means to enter the directory named i386, and the third line means to change the files in the CD to the file name in the C: Windows system32 directory.

5.Type exit to exit the command prompt.

6.Verify that you can turn on Volume Control and that the volume icon appears in the notification area (if you select this option).

The whole process is to recover corrupted files from the installation disk, so that your volume control is restored.

Isn't there less drive? If it is less driven, the next drive will be installed.

Once you've made sure all your computer hardware drivers are installed, open the control panel, sound and audio devices, and debug it!

If you can't confirm it, it is recommended to install a driver wizard and check it, and it needs to be updated under the update.

It may be that the new system is not compatible with this software, try it with the built-in audio recorder.

First of all, double-click the small speaker icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, click in the pop-up dialog box: Options - Properties - Recording, if "Recording" is gray (not available), select another line of phrases different from the current one in the drop-down menu on the right side of the mixer, and then click OK, in the recording options to see whether the box under the microphone is muted or selected, if it is mute, you have to remove the hook, if it is selected, you have to put the hook on, and then you have to adjust the slider to the top, in OK, it's OK!

The methods on the first floor and the second floor can be used, it depends on which one you choose, it's late, but it's better to reinstall the system, but then you have to back up all the drivers.

Your microphone is broken, get another one.

The missing files have nothing to do with your microphone.

The easiest way to do it is to be able to do it if you don't know how to use computer technology.

Install a driver wizard and let him automatically follow the driver of the new microphone for you.

Your situation is that the microphone driver and related files have been lost!

1 All is a help file. Maybe it's a sound helper, you try to start searching --- files and folders from another computer:--- find your computer C:

Windows System 32. If this still doesn't solve the problem, then you have to reinstall the system.

is a help file, and there are many similar files in the C: Windows Help directory.

It should be a help file for the sound system, you can try typing sndvol32 in the run box, and you will find that the audio adjustment box is opened.

In the control panel, rent and block the realtek audio manager, which is the red speaker, select the audio iotab, click the wrench button above, select disable the front panel jack detection, and click OK to call the celery type.

Double-click the small speaker, and click Options-Properties-Microphone Volume to check OK.

Then there will be a microphone volume in the main volume, and you can set the microphone volume mute and volume adjustment! Remove the mute, turn up the microphone volume, and it should be fine!

Hope it works for you!

There is often no sound or no sound after the computer reinstalls the system, pay attention to the general sound driver will have an audio adjustment software, when you plug in the audio interface, he will automatically jump out to prompt you to insert "audio", etc., the microphone has no sound, click on the small speaker right-click properties, select audio, and then click on the volume below the recording, it will jump out of the box, and then click on the selection box under the microphone to tick. ok！

There is also a situation where there is sound on the rear earphones and no sound on the front earphones, then please open the audio control program and choose not to automatically detect the audio device, because by default it will detect whether you are plugged in the back or front, so sometimes it will not detect that you are plugged in the front, so there is no sound.

If you look at the computer from the computer, you may have turned off the sound card.

See if the microphone is turned off in the speaker settings.

Maybe there's something wrong with the microphone's settings

You check it out

Click directly into the QQ in the voice call**Check if your microphone is good Yes It's the question of the little lama in the lower right corner, you take a closer look for yourself Or just make it all the biggest Don't turn it off...

Could it be the trumpet pattern in the lower right corner???

The stereo has a sound, the microphone has no sound"?? Are you connected to the pre-facing audio or the onboard audio?

If it's the pre-facing audio, it may be the audio cable or the pre-setting of the case!

If there is no sound in the microphone, you can check the audio settings, and check whether your audio driver is installed correctly! You can use the latest version of the driving spirit to drive it! Or put the sound card drive back on the strap!

Hardware issues: There is a problem with the motherboard's sound card! Try the motherboard discharge first, if it doesn't work, return to the factory "within the warranty period!" >

Try setting the microphone to be external. Right-click on the small speaker in the lower right corner of the computer - high-speed audio properties - select the voice tab - the volume in the recording project - select the external microphone.

Go to the official website to try the driver of the next corresponding system.,This problem should be solved after installation.。

Sound card? Why don't you reinstall the sound card driver?

Just pretend to drive your life!