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I have a Razer Kraken Pro headset with a microphone, but want to be able to use the internal laptop microphone when I have the headset plugged in.
When I unplug my headset, the internal microphone works; if the headset is plugged in, the headset's microphone works.
I've read about other examples, but those have been about where a user has two devices in use at all times. One for internal microphone and one for headset's microphone. I have only one for both.
The main reason being that it seems my friend can hear everything I do in Skype calls and it's a bother. It's mainly because my headphones are really strong and close to the microphone.
My microphone settings are setup as so (in Hebrew):
My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 3721 (if it matters, i7 CPU, 8GB RAM and AMD GPU), using Windows 8.1 64-bit.
The headset has an "analog 3.5mm combined jack (headphone and mic)" and my laptop also has a combined jack connection, so it works great but I can't choose or select to connect only my headphones or only my mic.
I did have a splitter to connect to the combined jack connection but I lost it.
Any ideas?
SYDMorZa
Posted 2013-11-29T23:42:13.623
Reputation: 45
Is it possible you have other audio devices hidden? If you right click on your microphone on the audio inputs tab you should see settings for showing hidden devices. I ask because what you describe is highly unusual, and I am wondering if one or more devices may have become hidden by accident. – colonelclick – 2018-02-26T02:52:46.613
Related: Why can't I use my internal microphone at the same time as my headphones?
– Stevoisiak – 2018-08-13T13:08:16.040