How to Fix the Microphone on an HP Laptop - Run Audio Check in HP Support Assistant
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Go to the "Sound, Video and Game Controller" option and click on the arrow to expand it. As it expands, you'll see your Laptop's Sound Device. Outdated Audio Drivers of your System can be the main cause behind the audio on your HP laptop not working. You can try and update the drivers, and see if it fixes the issue or not. Click on "Device Manager" in the results to open it. After expanding you'll see your HP laptop's Sound Device listed. Right-click on the Sound Device, and choose the "Update Drivers" option.
The Audio Drivers of your System may be up-to-date, but they might be buggy. So, in case your Audio drivers are buggy or incorrect, you need to reinstall the correct drivers. Now, you'll see your System's Sound Device listed. Right-click on the Sound Device and choose "Uninstall". Confirm the action on the next mini window, and make sure you check the option "Delete the driver software for this Device" if asked. This will Uninstall the Sound Driver. Now, restart your HP laptop.
Windows will now automatically install the driver for your Sound Device. At last, if none of the above-mentioned methods is working, then it might be some Hardware issue. In case of a hardware issue, the best you can do is troubleshoot the issue. Go to the Start menu and click on the "Settings icon" to open the "System Settings" window.
From the System Settings, navigate to "Update and Security". Once you are on the Update and Security window, go to the "Troubleshoot" tab under it.
It was working properly a couple of weeks ago AceOfSpades Observer. In response to AceOfSpades. Yes, I was. I was helped by a Zoom staff member. There are two settings to change. Within Zoom, go to Audio settings. Select 'Advanced' at the foot of the screen. This worked for me but you might have to do a reboot after you've changed the settings. Good luck! Thank you for sharing this Dave, Following those two steps resolved the issue. No need to reboot. Windows Preview file. Interesting, here is mine, similar but missing the checkbox.
Can't explain that! DeeEm Listener. So I followed your steps: 1. JimL Observer. Dave My Zoom was working just fine 2 days ago. Niki Observer. Kathiew24 Observer. HP pavilion, windows 11, above didn't work for me, made the changes. In response to Kathiew Hi Everybody, I solved the problem and I wanted to post back so everyone can see it.
Thank me later and buy me a beer. The headset works, I hear the music. The setup is good! I have had it checked by the College Tech people who have helped hundreds of people with Zoom.
In Zoom I have tested the mic and headphones. Both work in Zoom, even though the music stops. On Microsoft, I have allowed all permissions for Zoom to use.
The College Tech people verified the system permissions are in place as works for Zoom on other systems. I am a fitness instructor and wanting to play music for teaching classes, sharing my music playlists.
I want to hear the music in the headphones. It just doesn't work to play music in the background because of the conflict for the mic speaker vs. I know this should work, but, what is stopping me? What do I need to turn on? Microsoft 10 and all my drivers, etc. I have deleted and reinstalled the Bluetooth and Audio drivers and Zoom. I got this working, for a short while. It worked after I was sure my system was fully up-to-date with drivers and software.
Then in Zoom, for one day, the wireless earphones with mic worked. Since then it is stopped, no success. I am adding this reply to document my experience. By the way, whilst it worked, in Zoom "same as system" was selected for both choices. I continue to try and get it going. I've no idea if the problem is on the side of Zoom or the laptop. You can view the possible causes and fixes in this post.
So, perform the following steps to permit to access the microphone. Step 3: Switch to the Microphone tab on the left side and find the Let apps use my microphone on the right side. Then, enable the setting by sliding the toggle switch to the right.
Step 1: Open Zoom and go to the Settings page. Step 2: Choose Audio and then Advanced on the right side. Then, change the default settings that are in the Audio Processing section to Moderate. Step 1: Click the Windows icon on the taskbar and then click the gear icon referring to Windows Settings. Step 3: Choose Troubleshoot on the left pane thereafter expand the Playing Audio section and hit the Run the troubleshooter button.
Therefore, try updating the audio driver.
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