I installed Windows 7 at first with the build and then upgraded. Whenever I plug the mic in I get the window and always click "Mic in". I ended up uninstalling that because it wouldn't work with Steam. I also used a third party equalizer program and set the preamp to 40, which made it a lot better but didn't fix it. I have tried mic boost in both Windows and Realtek settings with not much improvement. I have used Skype and Steam to test my mic aswell. I have checked the recording volume and have tried playback volume to test my mic. I'm sorry for asking the obvious first, but have you checked the mic's recording volume, playback volume, and then finally, the mic boost that is offered in Real Tek? When you plug the mic in, does the window come up that has the list of check-boxes and shows "Mic In" is checked, and then you push OK?Īlso, is this a new build with Windows 10, or did you have another Windows version before this? If so, were you having the same problems with any previous Windows versions?
Windows 10 Asus Maximus VII Hero GTX 980 TI i7 4790k It seems that Realtek is extremely bad with mics, and people have no end of issues with Realtek drivers and mics. Does anyone know a solution besides uninstalling the Realtek drivers, which i would prefer to keep? I have used Google and found tons of other people having issues with Realtek and mics.Īre there any Realtek settings that could be messing with my mic and is there a way to make my mic work without having to completely uninstall realtek drivers?įinally, was this happening before you installed Windows 10, or has this build always had Windows 10 (Is it a new build, in other words)?īasically with Realtek drivers/Realtek HD Audio manager = Mic can barely detect my voice in Steam/Skype/Playbackīut without them, it works great. Uninstalling Realtek HD Audio made my mic work loud and clear, however I would prefer to keep the realtek drivers.
Recently I have had an issue with my new build that my microphone barely picks anything up.
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