On Nov 7, 8:14 pm, "Tom Wade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your computer does not have a built-in microphone. The jacks are there to
> plug an external mic into.
> You can check to sound volume by clicking on -Start/ All programs/
> Accessories/Volume Control. There, check the sliders, and be sure that the
> little square, mute boxes are not checked.
>
TY. When I hit Accessories, I found the Volume Control under
Entertainment.
CJ
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> On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 6:35 PM, curtjester1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I recently became interested in going to one of those chat's that
> > require a microphone for a non-typing/speaking-only requirement. They
> > have a button to press on with a mouse that says, "transmitting".
> > They say, they can hear me clicking, but there is no voice. Their
> > usual way to accomplish the transmission is to press down on this
> > button, and to keep on pressing down all the time you are speaking,
> > and to let up after one is finished.
>
> > Does my computer have a built in microphone? It does have a green and
> > orange jack in the back of the CPU for microphone's. If it does have
> > a built in microphone, could it be that something in my software has
> > some bit of sound 'muted', or some setting that would activate
> > 'microphone'?
>
> > I have a Dell 4700 Dimension desktop, with a Dell monitor. The
> > software is XP Media.
>
> > Thanks for any consideration,
>
> > CJ
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