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I have lenovo 3000n200 Windows XP. in recording option of realtek the mic volume & stereo mix are shown in grey & not adjustable,recording volume is in black. Skype test call only shows noise when in call,and mic is unmuted.when i check the mic boost button there is shrill screaching noise from speakers.Kindly help

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Try to reinstall the audio driver and it should work. You can find your driver here:
https://support.lenovo.com/bg/en/downloads/ds003110

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Hello,

Please install the audio drivers. The cd utility probably enclosed in your PC from the vendor. insert the cd then install all the drivers and specially the audio driver.

may this help,

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Anonymous

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I believe the problem is that your mic isn't working properly so follow these instructions:

1: Go to control panel and click on "sound"
2: When the sound window opens click on "recording" you should find the built in mic there in the dialog.
3: Click on your built in mic and click on configure.
4: Then, click on "levels" and set the microphone level to 50 and the microphone boost to +20.0dB

If that doesn't work try doing a system restore.Or you could try restoring the defaults on the sound pref.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 16, 2010

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try this link

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http://www.recovery-cd.com/related/download/driversdownload/download-drivers-for-base-system-device-for-lenovo-3000-C200.html

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 04, 2013

SOURCE: How to record from sound card on Lenovo T430

If you can play a MP3 music file already, why would you want to record it?
If you want to convert the MP3 file to a WAV file all you need to is use a conversion program.
Click on this link for instruction on converting music files to mp3 or WAV file format :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5798418-creating_transferring_mp3_music_files

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