My Microphone seems to be on perminately. Want to turn if ..

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seems like my microphone is on perminately now. I can hear myself through the
mic, even when I don't want too. All i'm getting is sound from my mic. I want
to make it so it's not like that anymore. seems to be my mic and headphone
set. I don't have the other piece, however, I've never had this problem
before, for the love of god someone help me. please.
 
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Mute the Microphone until you need to use it.

Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio
Devices > Advanced...

Under Microphone check the box that says Mute.

If Microphone isn't listed:
In the same window, click Option > Properties
In the list that says "Show the following volume controls:" check the box
beside Microphone.

Just note that any voice recongnition software that runs on VOX (Voice
Activated operation) may not function with the microphone muted.

--
Lawrence Wong
Troubleshooting Specialist, IT Department
All-Connect Logistical Services Inc.
 

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wow, thanks, I just curious, as to why it's only did this once before, and I
apparently fixed it, but I don't know how. I've not had any trouble with it
until today. I was using a program that uses flash for awhile....and then I
looked and it showed like my mic was on full blast and stuff...and could not
get it to go down. just seemed weird .... is there any other reasons. I was
using winamp today and downloaded shoutcast, could that be another possible
reason?

"Lawrence A. Wong" wrote:

> Mute the Microphone until you need to use it.
>
> Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio
> Devices > Advanced...
>
> Under Microphone check the box that says Mute.
>
> If Microphone isn't listed:
> In the same window, click Option > Properties
> In the list that says "Show the following volume controls:" check the box
> beside Microphone.
>
> Just note that any voice recongnition software that runs on VOX (Voice
> Activated operation) may not function with the microphone muted.
>
> --
> Lawrence Wong
> Troubleshooting Specialist, IT Department
> All-Connect Logistical Services Inc.
>
>
>
 
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Hi Norm, check to make sure you don't have a back door trojan. Some of them
will try to access your web cam and microphone.

"Norm" <Norm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C3E7452D-5FEB-452D-93F4-45B8F566C5BB@microsoft.com...
> wow, thanks, I just curious, as to why it's only did this once before, and
> I
> apparently fixed it, but I don't know how. I've not had any trouble with
> it
> until today. I was using a program that uses flash for awhile....and then
> I
> looked and it showed like my mic was on full blast and stuff...and could
> not
> get it to go down. just seemed weird .... is there any other reasons. I
> was
> using winamp today and downloaded shoutcast, could that be another
> possible
> reason?
>
> "Lawrence A. Wong" wrote:
>
>> Mute the Microphone until you need to use it.
>>
>> Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and
>> Audio
>> Devices > Advanced...
>>
>> Under Microphone check the box that says Mute.
>>
>> If Microphone isn't listed:
>> In the same window, click Option > Properties
>> In the list that says "Show the following volume controls:" check the box
>> beside Microphone.
>>
>> Just note that any voice recongnition software that runs on VOX (Voice
>> Activated operation) may not function with the microphone muted.
>>
>> --
>> Lawrence Wong
>> Troubleshooting Specialist, IT Department
>> All-Connect Logistical Services Inc.
>>
>>
>>
 

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ahhh yes...well I will most definately try to check for a virus. Thanks very
much. i am still looking for another possiblity, so, if anyone has anything,
I'm all ears.

"Jone Doe" wrote:

> Hi Norm, check to make sure you don't have a back door trojan. Some of them
> will try to access your web cam and microphone.
>
> "Norm" <Norm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C3E7452D-5FEB-452D-93F4-45B8F566C5BB@microsoft.com...
> > wow, thanks, I just curious, as to why it's only did this once before, and
> > I
> > apparently fixed it, but I don't know how. I've not had any trouble with
> > it
> > until today. I was using a program that uses flash for awhile....and then
> > I
> > looked and it showed like my mic was on full blast and stuff...and could
> > not
> > get it to go down. just seemed weird .... is there any other reasons. I
> > was
> > using winamp today and downloaded shoutcast, could that be another
> > possible
> > reason?
> >
> > "Lawrence A. Wong" wrote:
> >
> >> Mute the Microphone until you need to use it.
> >>
> >> Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and
> >> Audio
> >> Devices > Advanced...
> >>
> >> Under Microphone check the box that says Mute.
> >>
> >> If Microphone isn't listed:
> >> In the same window, click Option > Properties
> >> In the list that says "Show the following volume controls:" check the box
> >> beside Microphone.
> >>
> >> Just note that any voice recongnition software that runs on VOX (Voice
> >> Activated operation) may not function with the microphone muted.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Lawrence Wong
> >> Troubleshooting Specialist, IT Department
> >> All-Connect Logistical Services Inc.
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>