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Not able to use the microphone

GOt the same motherboard and had been replaced but the problem is that the microphone section of the motherboard does not work.The microphone had been replaced with new one when I plug in it still does not detect any sound from it. Able to hear songs but the does not detech any voice when I checked the sound card software that came with the motherboard the line in option remains greyed out don't know why.even reinstalling the drivers of sound card does not work any recommendations.

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If the mic is greyed out, then it's not available. Are you sure that you have installed everything for the sound card? In most cases, sound cards come with their own software that you can install along with the hardware...Sometimes the extra software is needed even when the sound is integrated with the motherboard. I would check the manufacturer's website to make sure that you have all the necessary software.

Posted on Mar 28, 2007

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