USB Microphone is not recognized

All Windows systems that have a sound card should have the default Microphone set to
the one plugged into the sound card. If you have added a USB headset, the system
should assume the USB microphone. If it doesn't, check these settings:

• Sounds and Audio Devices
  - Go to: START -> SETTINGS -> CONTROL PANEL
  - Double click "Sounds and Audio Devices"
  - Select the Audio Tab.
  - Look for the "Sound Recording" section.
  - Make sure that the default device is set to the USB headset.
  - Do the same in the "Sound Playback" section.
  - Select the Voice Tab.
  - Look for the "Voice Recording" section.
  - Make sure that the default device is set to the USB headset.
  - Do the same in the "Voice Playback" section.

• Volume Control
  -Go to: START -> PROGRAMS -> ACCESSORIES -> ENTERTAINMENT -> VOLUME CONTROL
  - Select Options -> Properties
  - Make sure that the default device is set to the USB headset.
  - Click "Recording"
  - Make sure that the "Mic Volume" is checked. Click OK.
  - Make sure that the Mic is not muted and the volume level is high.
  - Do the same in the "Playback" section.
  

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