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if the phone is old or has been dropped then it could be your mic that has broke. the speaker is at the top ( so you can hear ) mic is at the bottom ( so they can hear ) but if you know the phone is fine or was fine then you could of muted the call. dial out and keep the phone away from your ear so you can check the screen ( the screen turns off when you hold it to your ear ) then you can check for a mute button or secrecy button. ( we use them to put people on hold so they cant hear what we say )

Hi..

Looks like problem is on your side. This is may due to a faulty microphone on your phone or Mic is set to be on mute.


1. Please check that nothing is clotted on Microphone. This is a small hole on bottom side of your phone.
2. Please check that other party can hear you when you're using a Hands-free / Bluetooth ear phones with mic on it. If they can hear you, when you use a hands-free, problem is with your phone's on-board microphone.
3. You can also check that, while on a call, your mic is not set on Mute. This can be done as on call, select Options , look for Mute / Unmute. If Unmute is present, select it unmute the mic.
4. You can use Mute button Provided on the top side of the phone. While on the call, press this button to Mute / Unmute the mic. If the mic is set to Mute mode, other party won't hear any sound from you.


Hope this will solve the issue.

You need to check the record settings and make sure the mic is not muted or turned down to low. Click START, CONTROL PANEL, then SOUND icon. Click the AUDIO tab up top. Make sure that your sound card is selected in the drop down menu under Sound Recording. Now click VOLUME tab. A new window will open up. Click OPTIONS then PROPERTIES. Make sure you have a check by the MIC and click OK. In the Recording Control window, turn the level up for Microphone and make sure it is not muted. Let me know what happens.

Oh well, It can be a noise of your hard disk or the processor if it's too heated.

Or It can be your internal mic not your's of course the laptop's mic
Here's a solution goto start menu if you use windows xp then all programs\accessories\entertainment and volume control. Open that volume control and click advance controls in options.Now lower the volume of mic or mute it.Hey that's not so strange ok i know you don't use it anyway...

Now please if i solved this problem rate me ; )

Did you by chance mute it in the computers sound manager or a specific program (msn, yahoo)? These settings tend to over-ride the Logitech console settings.