If you use lots of different types audio devices, it's a good idea to install it. It's an optional app that you can install on a Dell device. I'm extremely frustrated and just want to figure this out. I've bolded key factors because I've noticed people tend to like trying to answer these topics with what seems to almost be copy paste text book responses and not actually read a full post so sorry if that gets obnoxious while reading.
I've read so many threads on hundreds of forums with no help at all. I've been trying to fix this myself for 2 weeks now because there is 0 reason I should need to spend money to make something work that was already working to begin with, and I refuse to. My System Information is here: http /i./dIEhE1o.png My Windows Version is this: http /i./5qPwpZl.png\ My Realtek HD Audio Manager version is this: http /i./ExFWP4P.png My recording devices used to look like this: http /i./Oi7jVIt.png I've done everything in regards to messing with recording device properties and so forth, the only thing that shows up is this and it's my built in laptop microphone: http /i./5c153dE.png This is really annoying because it's not a hardware issue at all it's the same exact laptop and it does not work at all after switching to windows 10. I have updated and reinstalled Realtek HD Audio Manager about 10 times, my windows OS is up to date, and I have no issues at all with my computer seeing that I've had a fresh install of windows 10 for only about 2 weeks now. My Realtek Audio Manager now looks like this and does not detect my microphone at all whatsoever: http /i./jeIE3w9.png My Realtek Audio Manager used to have an interface which looked like this even though I do not own either one of those ports nor do I own ports on a front or a back: https /i./TaWIF.jpg Even if I select the headset option when plugging my ear buds into the jack. When using Windows 8.1 I had no fancy drivers or anything other than Realtek HD Audio Manager and it detected that I had a headset built into the earbuds with no issues at all, worked flawlessly no matter how many times I unplugged them or plugged them back in.Īfter updating to Windows 10 and I still have Realtek HD Audio Manager but it does not detect that I have a headset at all. I use Skullcandy Smokin' Buds 2: http /This laptop has 1 single combo audio port which supports 2 in 1 microphone/headphones. I recently upgraded to windows 10 home edition with my license from 8.1 and now my microphone is all messed up. I use it for gaming and to talk to people on Skype and other voice chat platforms. I bought a laptop which came with Windows 8.1 about 4 months ago.
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