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# Right click on the '''Stereo Mix''' application.  Make sure both '''Show Disabled Devices''' and '''Show Disconbected Devices''' are both checked.
 
# Right click on the '''Stereo Mix''' application.  Make sure both '''Show Disabled Devices''' and '''Show Disconbected Devices''' are both checked.
 
# Click on '''Enable'''. Make sure you '''Disable''' the Microphone using the similar technique to prevent echoing or outside noises interfering with your audio
 
# Click on '''Enable'''. Make sure you '''Disable''' the Microphone using the similar technique to prevent echoing or outside noises interfering with your audio
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==How Do I Change The Levels?==
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There are 3 basic ways to accomplish this;
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* Click on '''Open Sound Settings''' when you right click on your speaker in the System Tray (figure )

Revision as of 21:37, 6 July 2019


Access the Windows 10 Sound Control Panel

  1. First find the speaker icon in the system tray. If you don't see it, click on the upward pointing arrowhead and it will appear in a menu of other applications (figure 1)
  1. Right Click on the speaker. Click on Sounds (figure 2)
  2. This brings up the Sound Control Panel (figure 3)
  3. Click on Recording. In this case, this PC has both a microphone and the Stereo Mix app, which is disabled
  4. Right click on the Stereo Mix application. Make sure both Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconbected Devices are both checked.
  5. Click on Enable. Make sure you Disable the Microphone using the similar technique to prevent echoing or outside noises interfering with your audio


How Do I Change The Levels?

There are 3 basic ways to accomplish this;

  • Click on Open Sound Settings when you right click on your speaker in the System Tray (figure )