Microphone connection

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After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
 
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...

You do not have it "muted" but do you have it "selected" in the
recording pane?
 
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...

You do not have it "muted" but do you have it "selected" in the recording pane?
Click to expand...

Sorry, I meant to say ( you HAVE it muted, but do you have it
"selected" in the recording pane?
 
I havnt got it muted,but thanks for trying,its good to see people who want to
help,sorry but i do not follow you about the ''recording pane''
if you could get back to me that would be really helpful
Thanks
[and is there really a Select the Speech Recognition tab??]
 
Alex
is the mike plugged into the sound card correctly?
is the mike muted in the volume control?
did you try another mike in your computer?
did you try your mike in another computer?
did you type in "microphone" in help and support from the start button?
in control panel select the speech icon the default is MS Sam
you can download MS Mary and MS Mike from MS's web site
George


Alex said:
I havnt got it muted,but thanks for trying,its good to see people who want
to
help,sorry but i do not follow you about the ''recording pane''
if you could get back to me that would be really helpful
Thanks
[and is there really a Select the Speech Recognition tab??]


Alex said:
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and
this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for
your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
yes its plugged into the sound card correctly,the mic is not muted on the
switch of the mic itself,but if theres a way of muting it on the computer
then that may be the problem.Oher microphones have the same problem,and my
computer is pretty new,so i doubt i have a faulty sound card.if i download MS
Mary and MS Mike from MS's web site,what will i achieve??
Do you have a speech recognition tab in your speech area??

George Bashore said:
Alex
is the mike plugged into the sound card correctly?
is the mike muted in the volume control?
did you try another mike in your computer?
did you try your mike in another computer?
did you type in "microphone" in help and support from the start button?
in control panel select the speech icon the default is MS Sam
you can download MS Mary and MS Mike from MS's web site
George


Alex said:
I havnt got it muted,but thanks for trying,its good to see people who want
to
help,sorry but i do not follow you about the ''recording pane''
if you could get back to me that would be really helpful
Thanks
[and is there really a Select the Speech Recognition tab??]


Alex said:
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and
this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for
your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
The main problem that i face is that i do not have a microphone recognition
tab,do i need a program such as microsoft office??because that did not come
with my computer
 
but if there's a way of muting it on the computer then that may be the
problem


Go to control panel and select sounds. In the volume tab select Advanced.
In the Options select prosperities. Make sure there is a check in
microphone. Under the microphone in the play control make sure the mute is
not checked.

You can test your mike with the sound recorder that comes with Windows.
Start-Programs-Accessories-Entertainment-Sound Recorder



Alex said:
yes its plugged into the sound card correctly,the mic is not muted on the
switch of the mic itself,but if theres a way of muting it on the computer
then that may be the problem.Oher microphones have the same problem,and my
computer is pretty new,so i doubt i have a faulty sound card.if i download
MS
Mary and MS Mike from MS's web site,what will i achieve??
Do you have a speech recognition tab in your speech area??

George Bashore said:
Alex
is the mike plugged into the sound card correctly?
is the mike muted in the volume control?
did you try another mike in your computer?
did you try your mike in another computer?
did you type in "microphone" in help and support from the start button?
in control panel select the speech icon the default is MS Sam
you can download MS Mary and MS Mike from MS's web site
George


Alex said:
I havnt got it muted,but thanks for trying,its good to see people who
want
to
help,sorry but i do not follow you about the ''recording pane''
if you could get back to me that would be really helpful
Thanks
[and is there really a Select the Speech Recognition tab??]


:

After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test
hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method
and
this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and
the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance
for
your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 01:43:01 -0700, Bob Horvath wrote:

Double click the speaker icon at the bottom left of the screen by the
clock,OPTIONS,PROPERTIES, put a tic in the RECORDING button, OK,
"Select" MIC
I havnt got it muted,but thanks for trying,its good to see people who want to
help,sorry but i do not follow you about the ''recording pane''
if you could get back to me that would be really helpful
Thanks
[and is there really a Select the Speech Recognition tab??]


Alex said:
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
My microphone does not want to select in the recording pane. Please help.


Bob Horvath said:
After not being able to get my microphone to work,i consulted windows
support,and i was told this:
To test the connection:
Open Speech in Control Panel.
Select the Speech Recognition tab.

However,there is no speech recognition tab.Ive tried the ''test hardware
wizard'',but in the past i have used the ''train microphone'' method and this
has worked flawlessly[i now cannot find the train microphone area,and the
test hardware wizard will not recognise my microphone]

Please help me use my microphone,and thank you very much in advance for your
help

[my mic is not muted and is plugged into the right socket]
Click to expand...

You do not have it "muted" but do you have it "selected" in the
recording pane?
Click to expand...
 
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