FearlessCookiez

Oh okay, I see, thank you.

Oh my, thought because im on Windows 1909 they removed that option, but thank you! I checked, it was always unchecked, so it isnt that problem, but thank you for the responce.

Thanks for the reply, I am quite new, will this delete the data off my computer?

As title says, my microphone keeps picking up my voice and such, and amplifying it back to my headphones, it's very annoying. Im on Windows 1909, and I don't know how to fix it because they removed the microphone and speakers mini tab where I can change enhancements and such. I also use Realtek audio software. While I have, say no audio playing, but volume on max, I hear this small buzzing/humming sound, but it disappears when I turn my volume down to about 65%. Im guessing it's the feedback from my mic to my headphones. There is no way my headphones can project noise to my mic, as they are earbuds and quite quiet. It must be a software thing, does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Cookiez

Hi, I know the title might seem like an easy fix for my problem, but my case is a bit unique in my perspective. Basically, I built a whole new computer, with new parts for everything. I then obtained a USB, installed the windows installer on it, then put a fresh copy of windows on my new PC, but it is actually Windows version 1909. I want to go back to version 1903, but all the videos on Youtube are no help. I've tried the Settings->Update&Security->View update history->Uninstall updates, it doesn't let me uninstall 1909, I am assuming because I don't have a version to revert back to (1903). I have also been in the 'Recovery', no option gives me to revert windows back to 1903. These problems usually, I think is because I don't actually have a copy of Windows 1903 on my computer right? So I try to install it so I can revert back to it, I can't find anything on the internet about 'Installing' windows 1903, but only 'Upgrading' to 1903. Could anyone please give me a hand/advice? That would be awesome. Thanks, Cookiez