
Check if your PC detects the microphone correctly by going to the Sound setting from the taskbar. Type microphone in Windows Start Search box > Click Set up a Microphone > Select required type of microphone (for the internal mic, select Others) > Follow the onscreen directions to set it up.įirst of all, make sure your microphone is well connected to your PC.
You may also check if the microphone that you are using is set as default.
make sure that the microphone is enabled. Select Microphone and click on Properties. Here Under the Recording tab, right-click on an empty space and select, Show disconnected devices and Show disabled devices.
Select Hardware and sound then Click Sound. Now restart your PC and check if Windows sound working normally.Ĭheck Microphone is not disabled and is set as default. This will check and fix if any problem causing to stop windows sounds and microphone. Next select Speech Run the troubleshooter. Also, run select Recording Audio and click Run the troubleshooter. This will start to diagnose problems causing Windows audio sound problems. select playing audio then click Run the Troubleshooter. Type Troubleshoot in Windows Start Search box and Click Troubleshoot settings,. To run Windows 10 audio troubleshooter follow the steps below. Run the built-in audio troubleshooter and let windows detect and fix the problem for you.
Choose which apps can access your Microphone – If needed make required to ON. Allow apps to access your microphone – Make it ON.
Set allows access to the Microphone on this device. Open Settings app using the keyboard shortcut Windows Key+I. If the problem started after the recent windows 10 version 20H2 upgrade then you must first follow the steps below to get back the microphone working back. With Windows 10 version 1803 (April 2018 update), Microsoft changed the behavior of the microphone app access setting so that it affects desktop applications as well.