I just purchased a Dell XPS 410 with Vista Home Premium. I am able to record
my voice and play it back thru the speakers. The problem is that I am not
able to hear my voice thru the speakers when I speak into the microphone.

Dell didn't have any answers and I can't find any information specific to
this problem.

Any help is very much appreciated.

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On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 20:00:03 -0800, Vernacious
<Vernacious@discussions.microsoft.com> spake thusly:

>I just purchased a Dell XPS 410 with Vista Home Premium. I am able to record
>my voice and play it back thru the speakers. The problem is that I am not
>able to hear my voice thru the speakers when I speak into the microphone.
>
>Dell didn't have any answers and I can't find any information specific to
>this problem.
>
>Any help is very much appreciated.

Here is today's obvious question:

Is the mic volume muted or turned very low?

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