Fortunately, most sound problems can be fixed by following a series of troubleshooting steps. This article provides a comprehensive guide to resolving audio issues in Windows.

If you're having trouble hearing audio in Teams, you might be having trouble with your microphone. Here are some solutions to get you back on track. Solutions include: updating device drivers, checking …

In the Browse for drivers on your computer window, make sure the path to the drivers is correct, then select the Next button. Windows proceeds to install the drivers if it finds that the drivers are updated …

Here’s how to reset the speaker, microphone, and ringer volume for any compatible audio devices that are built into your computer or connected to your computer:

Your computer is running slow and it is causing poor audio quality. You may have too many applications running at the same time on your computer. Try closing a few unnecessary applications. Also, make …

In the lower-left corner of the Microsoft Lync main window, click the audio device menu, and then click Audio Device Settings. Under Audio device, click the Check Call Quality button to make a test call …

If you're playing a video or audio clip as part of a presentation in a meeting, you'll want to include sound from your computer. Here's how to do it.

To preview your screen recording with audio, click on the play button. Make sure the audio button isn't on mute so you can hear your audio recording as well. Click on the retake recording button if you …

Answers to frequently asked questions about the Sound Recorder app for Windows, including how to record and how to share your recordings.

If you’re using Remote Desktop, double-check the audio settings on your local Windows device. From Windows Start, search and select Remote Desktop Connection.