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Plantronics headset/mic not working
Have a new Plantronics headset/mic and the mic is not working. when i first
started using the headset, i would plug the mic into the mic jack and Vista would ask me what to do with it. I'd select "Mic" and it would work fine. Now when i plug it in, the headphones work fine but the mic doesn't. Also, Vista does not do what i described above. Is there a way to go search for what's plugged into the mic jack? Any other suggestions? Thanks a ton! -C |
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Plantronics headset/mic not working
Chris,
The following procedure may apply: Right-click the Sound icon in the notification area (right bottom of screen), and choose Recording Devices. On the Recording tab of Sound, right-click an empty spot of the window, and put a checkmark next to "Show Disabled Devices" and "Show Disconnected Devices". From there, if Microphone shows up, right-click it to enable. You can also perform this procedure in Control Panel Sound. -- freddy "Chris" wrote: Have a new Plantronics headset/mic and the mic is not working. when i first started using the headset, i would plug the mic into the mic jack and Vista would ask me what to do with it. I'd select "Mic" and it would work fine. Now when i plug it in, the headphones work fine but the mic doesn't. Also, Vista does not do what i described above. Is there a way to go search for what's plugged into the mic jack? Any other suggestions? Thanks a ton! -C |
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