Microsoft Radio Communications - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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In some cases installed drivers become defective for one reason or the other. You may try a free program from Glaysoft called GlayUtilities. Run the program and let it find faults. Clean the system when it finds errors. After the system is clean; reinstall the USB headset drivers and see if that works. That's a Start

1) Place the Mouse pointer on the speaker icon and right click the Mouse. 2) Select recording devices / Properties 3) Next click on Levels and set at 50% 4) Select Configure / Setup Microphone 2nd on list 5) Click OK

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First of all, ditch XP! It is full of security holes! It's been EOL for years. This may help. If the app auto-starts, go into msconfig and disable any references. Check in services and disable any instances restart in system, look for your mic and remove (ensure it's not plugged in) restart if the software as a install/repair/remove option, select remove restart Try to reinstall and apply the mic only when requested.

Uninstall the first download in the Delete Programs menu and then try re-installing the software as a fresh copy