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Microphone feedback

Asked by argmyster in Windows NT Setup

Tags: microphone, feedback

I have windows nt 4 sp 5 with sound. The only problem I really have is that I have to mute my microphone so I don't get feedback thru the speakers. I don't know why this happens. It shouldn't happen, because it don't happen on my win98. I can use my microphone on the win98 side of my dual boot machine, however if I boot into nt I can't speak because I get this feedback problem. All else works fine and dandy, just can't use the mike, I have to mute it.

Any suggestions.

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Zone: Windows NT Setup

Tags: microphone, feedback

Solution Provided By: carmine

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Solution Grade: A