Sound Card Problem for Sigma Tel C-Major Card in Dell D600

All Drivers for ALL Panasonic Toughbook Models are
located at the following website:

http://pc-dl.panasonic.co.jp/itn/drivers/d_menu_en.html

Panasonic called the audio drivers a "Sound Driver".
Make sure you select the correct operating system,
then click on the "Download Now" button located
on the right hand side.

Good Luck,
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Richard - Montreal Based
Panasonic Canada Toughbook Authorized Dealer since 1989

1. Maybe your sound is off...
2. Bad speakers?
3. If you recorded, do you have a microphone?
4. Check your sound. Right click the sound icon in your taskbar and select recording devices. See if stereo mix is your default. What stereo mix does is record sound from your computer, not your microphone. Instead, set your microphone as the default recording device and try recording again.
5. If you are still clueless, and this is not working, you might have software issues, and need help from your OS provider.

Your laptop has a High Definition integrated sound card which will do just fine for low-to mid end recording. You'll just need to hook up your audio source to the Microphone input on your laptop using a standard DIN plug, just like the one used for headphones. Usually the plug is a stereo input so you can have full stereo recording using the Microphone input.

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make sure it is fully inserted into the correct port.

go to the systray, next to the time,
right click the sound icon,
left click the "recording devices",
you should see your device here.
right click on your device and click "default".
that should work providing you dont have an onboard mic array

I would try going to Start, Accessories, Entertainment, and opening the Sound Recorder. Try doing a test record and see if it moves, or plays back what you record. If not, click on Edit at the top of the sound recorder, and go down to audio properties. You should see a sound recording section in the middle. Click volume, make sure microphone is selected, and the volume is up. If this doesn't fix it, try reloading your audio driver for your model of computer. You can download dell drivers from support.dell.com

I have Dell Inspiron 1520 and I have issue to built in microphone is not working. I tried to execute the Sigma Tel driver from Dell Driver and Support website but prompted 'Exit Error; Error : Device Object not present, Restart system and run setup. Then, asked Dell support to help and they are not really helpful, after System Restore and drivers upload and finally asked to reformat the laptop........

Anyway, this is what works for me.

1) Download the Sigma Tel driver from Dell Support Drivers page and save it in Desktop
2) Shutdown your computer
3) Start your computer and press F8 at the Dell Logo page
4) Select Safe Mode (not others)
5) Proceed to work on Safe Mode
6) Right-click the Sound icon and activate the Sound icon
7) Select Recording device.
8) If still not working, then execute the Sigma Tel driver that saved in desktop

then, shutdown the computer and start as normal, you may see the system able to detect the built in Microphone then.

Hope it will work the same for you too..!!

double clock at speaker at the left of toolbar then in options goto the properties go to recording option and confirm there that microphone is checked and then click ok
and then over there check the check box of microphone and increase the volume of microphone. hopefully it will work fine

Simply re-install the software and all your original data will be restored. If you purchased a downloaded version, go to the site from which your purchased it and request your keycode again, and permission to re-download. Then burn the text file with the keycode and the downloaded installer onto a CD so you won't lose it again. Another solution is to get Nero.

you have done all there is to try to correct the problem, I would say its somethinhg you have to live with, you might try changing the headset and mic if your using one to see if that helps, but other than what you have done there's not much more you can do.

Click on start>control panel>sound >sound properites>click on recording > and select the same in the drop down box