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Lenovo G50-70 Microphone Issue: Stops Working After CS:GO Download & Using Headphones (Windows 8.1)

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  • #1 16715241
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    Hello, I have a lenovo G50-70 laptop with a built-in microphone, I just made a format and everything was ok, the microphone worked 100%, then I downloaded the game (CS: GO) I plugged the headphones (without the microphone) And suddenly the microphone does not work ... you hear nothing. I went into the settings and the microphone sees one and it is active and not muted, I unplugged the headphones, I chose the option to listen to this device and a mega irritating squeak started coming from the speakers .... And how do I fix it? Somewhere I read that you need to buy a 2xjack-> 1xjack adapter, but why do I need an adapter if it was OK so far; x

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    Oh, I will add that windows 8.1, and if I do not choose the option "listen to this device," and I enter the sound recorder, the sound is recorded cleanly without noise, etc ...
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  • #3 16715252
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    64 bit, updated
  • #4 16715253
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    Try to scan on Lenovo.
  • #5 16715254
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    Scan on Lenovo? How?
    And that didn't help, the microphone is still silent ...
  • #6 16715257
    folkswagen
    Level 14  
    Please set the sound card to "record from external source". You can also use the system sound recorder, which allows the so-called temporary record to check the operability of the equipment - for example :D
  • #7 16715260
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    folkswagen wrote:
    Please set the sound card to "record from external source". You can also use the system sound recorder, which allows the so-called temporary record to check the operability of the equipment - for example :D

    Yyy ... but my point is, the computer should use the built-in microphone :D And this is a record from an external source ?? Where to find it? :D

    Added after 11 [minutes]:

    1 PAWEL wrote:
    Try to scan on Lenovo.

    I scanned and found nothing, I also did Windows problem detection and everything shows that it is ok ...
  • #8 16715262
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    Chlebek1993 wrote:
    also everything shows that it is ok ...


    If it works, congratulations, best regards.
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  • #9 16715264
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    1 PAWEL wrote:


    If it works, congratulations, best regards.

    Well, the problem is that it does not work ... and it shows that everything is fine
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    #10 16715267
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    You tried uninstalling the drivers and restarting your laptop.
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  • #11 16715268
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    1 PAWEL wrote:
    You tried uninstalling the drivers and restarting your laptop.

    yes but still nothing ....
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    #13 16715273
    folkswagen
    Level 14  
    Here you should probably act methodically.
    Is it the "latest copy of the system"? If "just" a colleague tries to come face to face!
  • #14 16715688
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    1 PAWEL wrote:

    I am already installing ATI drivers, the rest of the topics in this link do not apply to me or have already been tested

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    folkswagen wrote:
    Here you should probably act methodically.
    Is it the "latest copy of the system"? If "just" a colleague tries to come face to face!

    I updated the graphics and the microphone works -.- Thanks; D
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    #15 16715769
    1 PAWEL
    Level 42  
    You've been working a lot lately, but it finally worked, congratulations and best regards. :)
  • #16 16773208
    Chlebek1993
    Level 6  
    As I wrote, the graphics driver update added an option to select headphones in the audio drivers (previously there was a choice of headset, microphone and line input).

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Lenovo G50-70 laptop experiencing a microphone issue after downloading the game CS:GO and using headphones. Initially, the built-in microphone functioned properly, but it ceased to work after the game installation. The user confirmed that the microphone is recognized in settings and is active, yet no sound is captured. Suggestions included checking sound card settings, uninstalling drivers, and performing system scans, but these did not resolve the issue. Ultimately, updating the graphics drivers restored microphone functionality by enabling headphone selection in the audio drivers.
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