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Hi Liora,

Follow the below steps to resolve this issue:

1. Click on the Windows symbol in the bottom-left of the screen (square number 1 in the image below), and then click on control panel (square number 2 in the image below).


2. Click on “Hardware and Sound”.


3. Under “Sound” click on “Manage Audio Devices”.


4. Click on the “Recording” tab.


5. Now you will see a list of recording devices. Try speaking into your microphone, and look for green bars rising while you talk (see screenshot).


6. If you have seen green bars rising while you spoke that means your microphone is properly configured.
7. If you didn’t see any green bars while you spoke into the mic, keep following the instructions.
8. See if you can recognize which one of the devices in the list is your microphone. Perform the next instructions for that one. If that doesn’t work or you’re not sure which device is your microphone, perform the instructions for all the devices one by one.
9. Click on the relevant device to highlight it, and then click on “Set Default”.


10. Double-click on the device and in the window that opens up click on the “Levels” tab.


11. Drag the slider all the way to the right, until the number ‘100’ is displayed beside it.


12. Click “OK”.
13. Now check again if you see green bars rising when you talk into the microphone: if you do, your mic is now properly configured.



I hope this helps.

Regards,
Lokesh

have you tried another port and  updating your sound video and audio drivers,and sound manager could be giving priority to your line in port just a thought. thanks

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Hi Liora, There is a volume level for each sound output device on your computer and the volume for your microphone jack sounds like it is set to a low level. Try going to the bottom right hand corner of your computer screen. There is an icon down there that looks like a speaker and right click on it. You should have an option for \'Open Volume Mixer\', click on that. You will then see the volume levels for all of your audio outputs which should include your microphone output. Adjust that to the level you want and that should fix the problem for you! Hope that helps! Mark