I'm a youtuber, so I have a microphone but later found out the microphone wasn't catching my audio. Thinking this would help, I unplugged my microphone and plugged it back in. Now my audio keeps coming from my computer speaker and not my ear buds. I've tried restarting, plugging the ears buds over and over, even went to settings. I even unplugged my microphone completely, but it still comes out my speaker. I don't know what I did and I don't know how to fix it. Does anyone have an answer. I have a PC ThinkCentre M series. My microphone is a FIFINE USB-K668.
Computer Audio Coming from Wrong Output?
Meriqulim
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Something is wrong… Are you sure you have the mic and headphones plugged in to the correct sockets? Easy to get them reversed. Fully inserted? Usually plugging in the headphones will disable the speaker, and if it doesn't is a good indication the plug is not inserted fully. Otherwise, you may have damaged the sockets.
derfram
Go to the audio settings in the control panel and change to the correct inputs and outputs
SSP Bowl Dude
The female connector is broken internally, by design the computer speaker disconnects when the male plug is inserted.
peterngoodwin
Something is wrong… Are you sure you have the mic and headphones plugged in to the correct sockets? Easy to get them reversed. Fully inserted? Usually plugging in the headphones will disable the speaker, and if it doesn't is a good indication the plug is not inserted fully. Otherwise, you may have damaged the sockets.
don
The microphone is a three wire type ( including power ) … Connected to the PINK jack… Also this and the audio should be put a TICK on the audio card menu
khalil
Go to "Settings," "Control Panel," "System" and "Device Manager. Click to expand "Sound, video and game controllers." Your sound driver should be displayed. If you deleted it accidentally, it will say something like "No sound driver installed.
Shunonda