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Old 12th Oct 2008, 15:58
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i stupidly disabled my mic on my vaio, because it was making annoying noises. now i would like 2 record some audio but i can't find the mic anywhere. not in device manager or in any search's
any help would be much appreciated
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Old 12th Oct 2008, 16:05
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double click the speaker icon in the bottom right of your screen, goto options>properties. click the tick box next to microphone in the list, click ok, then ensure the mute box is unticked in the original window.
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Old 12th Oct 2008, 16:11
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double clicking doesnt bring up any options or properties but on the recording devices there is no audio recording devices. on vista btw.
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Old 12th Oct 2008, 16:16
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Oh, didn't know it was on vista, I was going by how it was on XP assuming it's fairly similar to how it is on vista too, sorry, I don't know then.
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Old 12th Oct 2008, 16:22
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Try this
Start, Control Panel, Sound, Recording, click on the mic icon and select properties, then click on the levels tab and see if the sliders are all the way up
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Old 12th Oct 2008, 16:23
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ye that would work but the icon is no longer there it disapeared when i disabled it.
cheers for that anyway!!
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Old 13th Feb 2009, 23:25
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If you are still looking for the answer to this annoying problem, I have the solution. A lot of the problems with finding the solution is that some people are speaking about Vista and some are speaking about XP. REGARDLESS you are going to kick yourself when you figure out how easy this is (I know I did).

Open Sound from the Control Panel. Go to the Recording Devices tab. Get ready for this because it made me feel dumb...Right click in the window of populated results for recording devices. You have to select to display disabled devices.

Apparently Vista thought making this the default and having people search relentlessly for the answer epitomized a user friendly system haha. Do not worry Windows 7 is on the way and apparently it is all that Vista was supposed to be.
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