How to improve microphone sound on a computer

There are a number of steps you need to follow to set up your recording devices.

Improving microphone sound on a PC via Control Panel/Sound

1. Select Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound > Recording tab.
2. Alternatively, right-click the Volume icon in the taskbar notification area and select Recording Devices.
3. Right-click a device in the list and select a command to configure or test the device, or to check or change its properties.
4. The recorder's context menu allows you to configure the device, usually a microphone or line-in. Click Properties to see more options.
5. When you're done, click OK on each open dialog box.

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4. The Enhance tab has been one of the important features of Windows. In fact, before Windows 10, most of them used the Enhance tab to toggle volume and other controls.

Improvements to the microphone have made it even easier to set up audio equipment. This, apart from certain problems such as no sound, microphone not working and audio recording failure, is mainly due to the extension tab glitch.
Is your microphone enhancement tab missing? Check your equipment.
As always, the first step would be to ensure that the equipment is not malfunctioning and is connected correctly.
Check the physical condition of the microphone and the wire connecting it to the computer. Also disconnect and reconnect the device. In the meantime, you can try connecting the microphone to other Windows 10 devices and see if the problem persists.
Also, try recording a sample sound on any other devices.
If the microphone works on other computers but not on your Windows 10, the problem is in the software. I would personally recommend that users check the audio ports for lint and other dust particles. It is recommended to install a special card.
Add a device to resolve the microphone extension issue.
Launch Run using "Win + R".
Type Control.Exe.
After clicking enter, the control panel should open.
Now go to “Add Device” and select “Hardware”.
Select your device and click Next.
Restart your computer.

Using other methods

Enable audio-related services in Windows 10. If you have disabled them recently, go ahead and enable them again.Disabled services may not cause your computer to play sound properly and may result in a missing microphone enhancement tab in your speaker or microphone properties.

1. Open Windows Services.
2. In Services, go to, for example, Windows Audio.
3. Double-click the service.
4. Go to the General tab.
5. Click the Start button to start the service, and then select Automatic from the Startup Type drop-down menu.

Note. If you don't know what services are associated with audio, you can go to the Dependencies tab to check them and then enable the services.