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Kraken Pro Mic Troubles

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I have recently received my Razer Kraken Pro. The only problem is that the retractable mic only transmits static and nothing else. Any suggestions on what to do ?

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Did you plug it into the correct port?

Yes, the mic is plugged into my front pink mic port on my case.

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Yes, the mic is plugged into my front pink mic port on my case.

Try plugging it into the rear I/O on the motherboard, and are your drivers up to date?

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Yes, the mic is plugged into my front pink mic port on my case.

plug to the back of the motherboard abd see if it works there.

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Try plugging it into the rear I/O on the motherboard, and are your drivers up to date?

I've tryed plugging it into the back with the same results as the front. My drivers for my motherboard or headset ?

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check windows recording devices?

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Make sure the microphone is selected. And also giving you feedback.(in regards to what Luc401 said)

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I've tryed plugging it into the back with the same results as the front. My drivers for my motherboard or headset ?

Headset.

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Make sure the microphone is selected. And also giving you feedback.(in regards to what Luc401 said)

The only mic feedback i get is static. And my mic is selected.

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Headset.

On the razer website there are no drivers for the kraken pro

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But does the bar in the Recording Devices go up?

"It pays to keep an open mind, but not so open your brain falls out." - Carl Sagan.

"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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Just wondering why people stopped giving me suggestions ?

How did you know it was just static with the microphone?

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How did you know it was just static with the microphone?

I've tryed talked to people and using skype call testing service, and now i may have a different view because it works on other computers.

 It may be my onboard sound on my mobo. I have a Gigabyte x79-up4

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