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I can't get my mic working

MastuhWaffles
By MastuhWaffles
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So, I just got my computer up and running, all drivers installed and everything.

I went to plug in my mic and nothing. I just get a weird static feedback, I have tried everything to get it to work and I don't know what to do.

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mic?

motherboard?

connection?

OS?

audio settings?

 

seriously, you need to give more information if you want any kind of useful help

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sometimes I have skype bug out and have to redo the settings in skype for my mic to work in anything :S

Its all about those volumetric clouds

 

 

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It's broken. Give up all hope.

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Sorry guys, I was going to try to be more detailed but my account spazzed out and wouldn't let me sign in. Anyways I determined that my mic was dead. As it would only make static when plugged into my new pc. I confirmed it was broken by plugging into my laptop and trying to talk to people on skype as they told me the only got static.

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