Thanks for the response, that seems to be a different problem though (getting your computer to record the stereo mix of both what the microphone is picking up as well as what your speakers are playing at that moment). Help is truly appreciated since I NEED to use my laptop for recording and performing music, and all my expensive music equipment/software is worthless if I can't hear myself while recording! Thanks! Sorry for the long post, just trying to be specific. "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\Ĭan anyone please tell me what I need to change? Based on suggestions that worked for other systems, I've already searched the registry for the following with no luck: "MicV," "MonR," "DisableMicFromPlayback," "DisableMicSelect," "EnablePoPBypass," "EnableInputMonitor," "EnableIntSpkrMute." Once I get 5 posts here I can paste the actual screenshot if that would be helpful. I believe I found my audio driver in Regedit at this path:
I upgraded my Realtek audio driver to the latest available, but it made no difference.įrom what I gather, the only way to fix this is by editing the registry (I've already created a backup system restore point just in case I mess something up). I've also looked through literally every other sound-related menu page for anything relevant, with no luck. Changing default recording device from "Microphone" to "Stereo Mix" had no effect, so I put it back to mic. In both the playback and recording tabs, "Show Disabled/Disconnected Devices" are both selected. In "Sound>Recording>Microphone Properties>Levels", the "Microphone" and "Microphone Boost" sliders are set at full volume and the microphone is enabled. In "Sound>Playback>Speakers Properties>Levels", there are only volume sliders for "Realtek HD Audio output" and "PC Beep", nothing else. I have a Toshiba Satellite A305-S6858 running Vista Home Premium 圆4, SP1, using Realtek HD Audio driver 6.įirst, I've already tried all the obvious easy fixes:
I've found some solutions in forums like this, but none that work for my setup. In other words I want my speakers to function as monitors. Hi, I've been doing some research and apparently this is a common problem: there is no sound from the speakers while using the built-in microphone (or any musical device plugged into the front panel mic input jack), although it does record (audible upon playback only, not in real-time), and there is no available option to unmute the mic. (Apologies if this is posted in the wrong section)
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