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    How to turn off built in mic in 5760?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Audizzz, Jan 26, 2007.

  1. Audizzz

    Audizzz Notebook Consultant

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    How to turn off built in mic in 5760? mine always on!

    Please -> Can someone check if you have the same issue, plug in headphones and move your finger over the mic hole can you hear anything? or it just me :confused:
     
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    double click your sounds icon and you should see mic set it to mute.
     
  3. Audizzz

    Audizzz Notebook Consultant

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    double click your sounds icon and you should see mic - there is no mic
     
  4. Gophn

    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    its there, you have to:
    - open Volume Control
    - go to Options > Properties
    - check all volume controls in both Playback and Recording
    - then hit OK.

    Now you should see the microphone to be able to mute.
     
  5. Audizzz

    Audizzz Notebook Consultant

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    Its not there
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    i see it on mine, did you also check the Recording "Volume Control" rather than the Playback (from your pic)?
     
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    You need to select Audio Input in the Mixer device dropdown.. See the screenshots
     

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  8. Audizzz

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    . I did but nothing happen I can move mic volume up and down and at the same time blow into mic hole and sound that is coming from speakers and headphones doesn't change, and There is NO options to MUTE mic!!!

    Please, can somebody try it? turn up volume(almost at full) of the speakers (not the bult one-because they useless)and blow into mic hole(dont forget to turn down volume of the mic all the way before do this)
     
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    Audizzz,

    you have to choose the the Audio Output and Audio Input, under Playback, and enable all volume controls. You should be able to have a mute option.
     
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    um, how about that "Rear Pink In" thing, try muting that. :)
     
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    yea that is it. The REAR PINK IN is probably the Microphone.
     
  12. Audizzz

    Audizzz Notebook Consultant

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    Yes that was it! thanks its better now.
    but I still have noise in the headphones(I did try couple headphones) even when im only in bios I can hear static or something :mad: - dont know what to do :confused:.

    I dont think that sager can fix that
    Question: If I have 2days until 30 days satisfaction warranty is over will I be able to return? and buy new one later on?

    Thanks
     
  13. Charles P. Jefferies

    Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator

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    Buying a new 5760 will not solve the problem; it's a series-wide issue.

    Yes I believe you can still return it if you want but you had better act fast if you only have 2 days left. I don't know how the whole return process works.

    You might consider getting an external audio solution; M-Audio has some USB cards that are worth looking at. It's a shame that Creative doesn't have an ExpressCard Audigy 2 otherwise that would have been a nice accessory to pick up.
     
  14. Audizzz

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    Chaz
    but if it series-wide issue - why other people who own 5760 doesn't hear this noise. :confused:
    I have 2 cheap earplugs - no noise, but if I plug in good headphones like KOSS and Sony - I hear noise(static).
    and yes there is no noise if I connect external speakers,which is not solution for me because I mostly use headphones.
    I did test in quite room.
     
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    Chaz - you right ,I called sager couple days ago with noise issue and they call me back today to say that they tested couple 5760 laptops with headphones like I asked them to do - they said they can hear the same static in bios and win xp and its NOT repairable
    - that is mean other people who own 5760
    ALSO have the same noise issue.
     
  16. Charles P. Jefferies

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    Thanks for getting that confirmation Audizzz; now we have solid information we can fall back on should this question be asked again.

    The previous Sager NP5720 also had issues with the sound, as does my NP5320. It's a shame, really.