Tattie Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 I've recently got a new hard drive in my computer, due to the previous one being faultyI use a headset an awful lot, but when I tried to plug it in (the proper way) I can only hear sound and not create it (speak)Naturally, I go into volume control > options > properties > mixer device > HD Audio Front MicrophoneI slide the volume for that all the way up, but nothing happensI also go to the test hardware section, but i slide the volume controls about and nothing happensAt this point im checking every 2 minutes to make sure im not in mute (which im not) and keep testing with windows sound recorder and on counterstrike as well as the chat program ventriloAlso when i open up volume control there are only 4 options : MasterVolume > Wave > SW Synth > CD PlayerBut on my old computer I had many more options stretched out, which included controls affecting the microphone volume - But I cant get any of that to appearAny help people can give me? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
-pops- Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 How was your operating system reinstalled after the drive change? If it was a fresh install, ensure that all the relevant motherboard drivers, sound card drivers and other related software was also reinstalled. If that proves OK then the next things I would check would be to ensure that none of the connectors for the microphone have not been dislodged during the replacement of the hard drive - both on the motherboard and on the front panel. The plugs are very easily moved and sometimes it's not easy to see unless you are specifically looking for that problem. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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