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Control Panel: Microphone Settings


What will be covered:

  • How to test if my microphone is working.

1. Open the Start Menu

Press the Windows key on your keyboard to bring up the Start Menu.

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2. Search for QuickControl AssistPanel

Type QuickControl AssistPanel in the search bar, then press Enter to open it.

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3. EnterOpen theEase Supportof CodeAccess Tab

Once Control Panel has opened, Locate the QuickEase Assistof windowaccess appears, you’ll see a prompt asking for a code. Your IT support engineer will provide this code.tab.

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4. SubmitOpen theSpeech CodeRecognition

TypeClick in"Speech the code and click SubmitRecognition" to initiate the remote session.

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5. AcceptSet theup Remote SessionMicrophone

Quick Assist will go through a brief loading screen, followed by a prompt with a checkbox. Tick the box and clickClick Accept"Set up Microphone" to confirm the remote session.

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6. GrantMicrophone ControlDevice

Windows will auto-detect the microphone you have connected to the Supportcomputer. Engineer

Finally, your support engineer will request control of your machine. A toolbar will appear atSelect the toprelevant ofMicrophone your screen. Click Allow to grant them control.

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7. Test Audio Input

Now test the microphone. the sound level bar should go up and down based on your voice frequency picked up by the microphone. Red: Too loud, Green: Good Sound Level, Yellow: Quite. If you aren't any getting audio input the sound level would stay still at the bottom.

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