MIC TEST: A TOOL FOR PC USERS
Chrome Microphone Not Working
Chromebooks are amazing machines - lightweight, fast, and perfect for online use. But what happens when something goes wrong and the microphone doesn't work?
How To Fix Chromebook Microphone?
Don't worry - we've got you covered. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the steps to take in order to fix the Chromebook microphone.
So if your mic isn't working, don't despair - follow these instructions and get it up and running again in no time
Troubleshoot Guide
Restart Chromebook: Sometimes a simple restart can solve the problem. Shut down your Chromebook and wait for 30 seconds before powering it back on again.
Check Your Settings: Make sure that your microphone settings are set to "on" and that you haven't accidentally muted the microphone. You can find these settings in the Chrome OS Settings menu under Privacy & Security > Site Settings > Microphone.
Check Your Hardware: Make sure the microphone isn't obstructed by anything and you can hear audio coming through it clearly withou any static noise. If the problem persists, try unplugging and re-plugging your microphone into the correct port on your Chromebook.
Disconnect Bluetooth headphones: If you have Bluetooth headphones connected to your Chromebook, try disconnecting them and see if the microphone works.
Use an app for testing: You can use a voice recording app of web browser applications like Mictester.org to test if your Chromebook's microphone is working properly. Just open the app, speak into the mic, and play it back to see if the sound is being recorded and amplified correctly.
Disable any extension: If you have any extensions installed, try disabling them and see if it makes a difference. Some extensions can interfere with the microphone's functionality and need to be disabled for it to work properly.
Reinstall sound drivers: If the problem still persists, you may need to reinstall your Chromebook's sound drivers. To do this, open Chrome OS Settings > Device > Audio and follow the on-screen instructions.
Reconnect External Microphone: If you are using an external microphone, make sure it is connected properly and try re-pairing or reconnecting it to your Chromebook. If you are using a wireless device such as airpods then, check out airpods mic guide to fix the issue.
Update your browser: Make sure the browser you are using is up to date, as outdated browsers can cause microphone issues.
Update chrome OS: If you are still experiencing problems, try updating your Chrome OS version. You can do this in the Settings > About Chrome OS menu. Look for "check for updates" and follow the on-screen instructions.
If none of these steps work, you may need to contact a customer service representative for further assistance or consider purchasing a new microphone.
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