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Ok-This is what you are going to do: Right click on My Computer icon-scroll down to manage-click-device manager-click-find sound controller/sound card-right click-update, let it do update. That is about best thing in Windows 7. Reboot and have fun. Good luck!
mcdevito75 here, You"ll have to make sure your speech, audio devises are on. Try, start, then control panel, then speech, audio devises un-check the mute, and check the volume icon to tray box.
All sound cards can record either through the microphone input or line input (in sterio) A sound recording/editing package like Audacity works very well - free downloads available.
go to control panel click sounds, speech audio devices, then sounds and audio devices.click audio. choose if you are using usb jack or the realtek hd audio output....
start->control panel->sound speech & audio devices->sound and audio. Now make sure your audio device is present under the Audio tab in the Audio Playback. Also make sure you are not muted.
If you are using Windows XP, click >Start>Control Panel>Sound, Speech and audio devices> again >Sound, Speech and audio devices> then check the "Device Volume" control. Also check the controls under "Advanced" button.
Do you want to use speech recognition......
there are softwares in the market for that kind of control.
anyway the use of microphone does not require the speech recognition tab
what you should chech is the sound and audio driver and check whether you have the driver fully installed
check under the voice tab there.
if this help pls tell
otherwise please post further comments on your problem.
happy to help.
Click on Start --> Control Panel --> Sounds, Speeches and Audio Devices
On the computer's native volume control, make sure nothing is muted.
If you have a sound card installed, reinstall the installation CD that came with it. If you no longer have the CD, go to the manufacturer's website and get the software from their website.
In many cases, when you go to "Sounds, Speeches, and Audio Devices," you can look for a particular item that has a yellow exclamation point beside it, and tell Windows to reinstall any missing drivers.
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