Windows - Microphone Issues

Microphone Troubleshooting

USB Mics

• Try swapping ports. If you're using a USB port on the front of your desktop case, switch it to one at back. If you are using a laptop, try an another port.
• Once you have done this, refresh your screen and try again.

Make sure your Mic is correctly configured on Windows

Make sure your mic is properly configured on windows:

• Go to control panel, choose the "Sound" panel, select the Recording tab, select the microphone and click the Set Default button. There is a bar next to your microphone and this should move up and down when sound is detected.
• Once you have done this, refresh your screen and try again.

Close down conflicting applications

• Programs such as TeamSpeak, Skype, Ventrilo and others can sometimes "steal" the microphone. We recommend closing these programs before consulting to ensure Push Doctor has full access to your microphone.
• Once you have done this, refresh your screen and try again.

Chrome

Click here to find out more about enabling your microphone in Chrome

Firefox

Click here to find out more about enabling your microphone in Firefox