Good day,
I hope you're all doing well!
I have a question. My mic suddenly stopped working, and after trying to fix it, all attempts have failed. I've tested another headset as well, but nothing. The main game I play is Overwatch and at one point a few months ago, it suddenly stopped working. The mic is recognized by Windows, but I cannot test it in the sound options. I've uninstalled the game, I've uninstalled drivers, etc etc. I have a Razer wireless headset, and what is funny and weird is that in the Raze software, my mic can be tested... but everywhere else it doesn't work.
Also, in Overwatch, I can see my friend is talking, but I can't hear him, and again, my mic doesn't work yet the little sound made by the push-to-talk can be heard... this is very strange...
I'm thinking to format my HD with a clean install to see if this will fix it, but I have Windows installed on a nvme SSD and my games on a regular HD. I know some folders are created on the SSD drive regardless if I've installed the game on the HD, so I'm thinking I will have to uninstall all the games too and reinstall them to avoid "file missing" errors??
Any advice would be appreciated!
Tks!
J
I hope you're all doing well!
I have a question. My mic suddenly stopped working, and after trying to fix it, all attempts have failed. I've tested another headset as well, but nothing. The main game I play is Overwatch and at one point a few months ago, it suddenly stopped working. The mic is recognized by Windows, but I cannot test it in the sound options. I've uninstalled the game, I've uninstalled drivers, etc etc. I have a Razer wireless headset, and what is funny and weird is that in the Raze software, my mic can be tested... but everywhere else it doesn't work.
Also, in Overwatch, I can see my friend is talking, but I can't hear him, and again, my mic doesn't work yet the little sound made by the push-to-talk can be heard... this is very strange...
I'm thinking to format my HD with a clean install to see if this will fix it, but I have Windows installed on a nvme SSD and my games on a regular HD. I know some folders are created on the SSD drive regardless if I've installed the game on the HD, so I'm thinking I will have to uninstall all the games too and reinstall them to avoid "file missing" errors??
Any advice would be appreciated!
Tks!
J
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