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Win10 speakers have noise

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Win10 speakers have noise

First find the volume icon in the lower right corner of the Windows 10 desktop

Win10 speakers have noise

Right-click the volume icon, and then click on the pop-up menu Select the "Playback Device" menu item.

Win10 speakers have noise

At this time, you can open the sound window, click the "Speaker" item here, and then click the "Properties" button in the lower right corner.

Win10 speakers have noise

Then in the speaker properties window that opens, click the "Level" tab.

Win10 speakers have noise

In the level setting window that opens, set the "Microphone" item to 0, and finally click the OK button.

Win10 speakers have noise

Then click the "Recording" tab in the sound settings window.

Win10 speakers have noise

In the recording window, click the "Microphone" item, and then click the "Properties" button in the lower right corner.

Win10 speakers have noise

Also in the microphone properties window, click the "Level" tab.

Win10 speakers have noise

In the opened microphone level setting window, set the microphone level to 0, and finally click the OK button. Try this again and the current sound from the sound card will disappear.

Win10 speakers have noise

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