I am unable to record audio from Wyse R50L to my vmware view 4.5 Win 7 desktops using PCoIP software. I have installed additional audio recorder driver from Teradicci. I could record from Wyse R90LE to the same Win 7 desktop in same View 4.5 setup using software PCoIP. What all things I should look at or verify for this. Thanks in advance.

Don't know about Audio Recorder 3.0, but the free Audacity software can probably meet your needs, and it ruins well under Windows 8.1.

you have an internal recording device. It consists of a built-in webcam and microphone. to make a recording, use the cyberlink webcam program that's pre-installed on your laptop. you'll find it listed somewhere in the start / all programs list in windows 7. also, for sound recording only, the windows 7 audio recorder is located under start / all programs / accessories / sound recorder. select it and click the red record button. also, windows 7 has a feature or program called problem steps recorder. it records activity on your screen including mouse movement. i don't know if it records sound. to access it type psr in the search window and select psr in the search results, then click on start record.

Maybe you can have a try Leawo Music Recorder. Leawo Music Recorder is a superb but easy-to-use music recording software program that lets you record free music from any built-in input audio, computer audio and online music sources, like YouTube, Spotify, AOL Music, Last.fm, etc. and then save in MP3 or WAV format with lossless quality.

The following simple step-by-step tuturial guide shows you how to record online audio file on Windows with Leawo Mucis Recorder. The turotial for recording online audio file on Mac is the same given that the user interface of Leawo Music Recorder is the same as that of its Windows counterpart. Therefore Mac users can get know-how below as well.
Step 1: Select audio source
Leawo Music Recorder could record both built-in input audios and computer audios. As you want to record online audio file, before recording, select "Record Computer Audio" in Audio Source settings panel, which could be invoked by clicking the "Audio Source" icon on the bottom-left corner.



Step 2...
For more detail, check: https://www.leawo.org/tutorial/how-to-record-audio-from-the-internet.html

Need more info buddy...

is the connection lost when on wire or wireless lan?
If it's on wireless, check the signal force, check for RF noise,
If it's wired, check the cables and connectors

in both cases to narow down the possibilities, move the unit to an other location/office

It is unlikely that you have a bad motherboard. In installing and replacing hundreds of motherboards over the years, I've never seen lack of audio as a symptom of a bad motherboard. It is most likely either a driver or a configuration issue. Here are the steps I would take in troubleshooting the lack of audio on your system -

First of all, ensure that you've downloaded and installed the correct audio drivers for your operating system -

GA G41M Combo rev 1 3 Motherboard GIGABYTE

Once you have the proper Audio Drivers installed (and any other drivers you may need for the motherboard from the Gigabyte website), you need to ensure your audio mixer controls are working properly.

Click on the speaker icon in your system tray, then raise the volume level. When you click on the volume level slider itself, you should hear a "ding" sound each time you click on it.

If no sound is heard, click on "Mixer" below the volume level slider.
raise the levels of each item that shows, and unmute anything that is muted. Click on the volume control slider and you should hear a tone.

As far as recording goes, you didn't mention what software program you are using to record with, so I can't help you there. However, if you right click on the speaker icon in the system tray, you can select Recording Devices.

Ensure no recording devices are muted, and raise the levels of any devices that show there.

At this point, you should have sound at least coming through the speakers / headphones. If the microphone volume is too soft, you can enable microphone boost by doing the following -

Click on the start button.
Click on Control Panel
Click on "Harware and Sound"
Under "Sound", click on "manage audio devices"
Select the "Recording" tab, then click on Microphone.
Click on "properties" button in the lower right side of screen.
Click on "Custom" tab, and check "Microphone boost".
Click the OK buttons to accept the changes and close the screen

If you have previously connected the recorder:
1. Make sure the recorder is connected correctly.
2. Open the 'System' control panel: Start menu -> Control Panel -> System.
3. Click the 'Hardware' tab and then click the 'Device Manager' button.
4. Right-click the item that shows as 'Digital Voice Recorder' and choose 'Uninstall' or 'Remove'.
5. Disconnect the recorder.

If you have the software already installed:
1. Open the 'Add / Remove Programs' (Pre-Vista/Windows 7) OR 'Programs and Features' (Vista/Windows 7) control panel: Start menu -> Control Panel -> Add / Remove Programs (Pre-Vista/Windows 7) OR Programs and Features (Vista/Windows 7).
2. Click 'Olympus Digital Wave Player' and choose 'Change / Remove' or 'Uninstall'.

Please restart the computer before reinstalling if you had connected the recorder or installed the software previously.

Digital Wave Player (2.0):
http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/DigitalWavePlayer.zip
SAVE to the desktop
RIGHT CLICK on the DigitalWavePlayer.zip and LEFT CLICK on EXTRACT ALL
CLICK on NEXT, Then NEXT again, Then FINISH
After unzipping the file, click on the SETUP.EXE file to begin installation.
Download update 2.1.4:
http://olympusamerica.com/files/DigitalWavePlayerUpdate214.zip
SAVE to the desktop
RIGHT CLICK on the DigitalWavePlayerUpdate214.zip and LEFT CLICK on EXTRACT ALL
CLICK on NEXT, Then NEXT again, Then FINISH
After extracting the file, click on the SETUP.EXE file to begin installation.

For 64-bit systems, save the driver to the desktop and run the installation within it:
http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/VNSeries64Driver.zip

try to refresh the drivers by doing the following:
1. click start and go to control panel
2. under control, panel select classic view (or if you're using win 7 select view by small icons). open device manager
3. under device manager, click on the arrow/plus sign beside sound, video and game controllers.
4. highlight the drivers for the audio and uninstall
5. restart your computer

if this does not work, update your drivers at http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/en/driversdownloads/drivers.html

simple convert them all to .wav or mp3 then can play anywhere.. thats what i do... now can some one help me.. my dss 2 doesn't work right in the very nnoying new win 7 computer.. keep getting a dll error and olympus has the drivers all archived and not updated for win 7

hope this helped you

Yes, you need a vista compatible Digital Wave Player software version, file eng_2000_xp.zip
available here:

http://www.olympus.co.uk/consumer/2590_software.cfm?category=8&productgroup=347&product=420&os=10&result=

Install the DWP software first, then plug the recorder in and install drivers.

try using the windows sound recorder to see if that records music? if it doesnt then you need to go into your sound recording properties and change it from mic to wave