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NeuromancerWGDD'U · 10-12-2005, 09:33 AM

Start -> Run -> sndvol32

Go to "Options" then "Properties". Click on "Recording", then click OK. If it doesn't display a column titled "microphone" then go back to the properties and make sure that in the list "Microphone" is checked, then click OK. Under microphone there should be an "Advanced" button (if there isn't then go to Options and click on Advanced). Click on that button, and check "microphone boost". That should do it.

Also, make sure that the volume slider is all the way up.

10-12-2005, 09:33 AM	#17 (permalink)
NeuromancerWGDD'U Gold Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: I miss Oregon... Age: 19 Posts: 477	Start -> Run -> sndvol32 Go to "Options" then "Properties". Click on "Recording", then click OK. If it doesn't display a column titled "microphone" then go back to the properties and make sure that in the list "Microphone" is checked, then click OK. Under microphone there should be an "Advanced" button (if there isn't then go to Options and click on Advanced). Click on that button, and check "microphone boost". That should do it. Also, make sure that the volume slider is all the way up. __________________ My little machine: S423 Pentium 4 1.3Ghz, 4x256 16-bit RIMM RAM, 32MB TNT2 video card. I think it may be time to upgrade... The upgrade! My machine will soon be a 939 X2 4000+, 4x512 DDR400, and an 8600GTS.