A lot of background noise is enough to make you annoyed when you start to speak on your mic which is connected to Windows 10. This usually happens when you start to record high-quality audio. This is one of the most common problems with Windows 10 which usually occurs because of some changes in the configuration.
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Most of the time, the default settings are not optimized in such a manner so as to reduce the background noise. Thus, to get rid of the error, you need to change some settings so that the mic sensitivity issue can be fixed easily.
Steps to Windows 10 mic sensitivity
Mic sensitivity Windows 10 settings can be done easily by following the steps mentioned below:
- Use the taskbar search box to navigate to the Control Panel.
- From here, go to the ‘Hardware and Sound’ section.
- Set ‘Large icons’ in the ‘View by’ settings.
- In the ‘Hardware and Sound’ section, select and tap on ‘Sound’.
- Then, go to the ‘Recording’ tab in the Sound dialog box.
- The next window will display all the recording devices used by Windows 10.
- Locate the microphone which is making background noise.
- Right-click on it and select the ‘Properties’ option.
- Select the ‘level’ tab and ensure that it is set to ‘100’ points.
- Then, ensure that the Microphone Boost slider is set at +10.0 dB.
After making the necessary adjustments
- Go to the ‘Enhancements’ tab.
- From there, go to the ‘Immediate Mode’.
- Make a checkmark in the box available next to the option reading as ‘Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression’.
- To save the made changes, click on the ‘OK’ button.
- In the end, do an audio recording to see if the issue has been solved or not.Apart from this, you may also try to run the Playing Audio troubleshooter. This will definitely help a lot of people who are searching to fix Mic sensitivity in Windows 10.