Fortunately, most sound problems can be fixed by following a series of troubleshooting steps. This article provides a comprehensive guide to resolving audio issues in Windows.

If you're having trouble hearing audio in Teams, you might be having trouble with your microphone. Here are some solutions to get you back on track. Solutions include: updating …

If Teams can't connect to your physical device while you're using a virtual desktop, you’ll see a message saying Not optimized in the top right corner. In this state, your audio and video might …

Make sure that your microphone or headset is connected correctly to your computer. If your headset is a wireless Bluetooth device, make sure your Bluetooth device is paired and …

With transcription on, you can record what you hear. You're free to annotate, write notes, or highlight what's important. When you're ready to review, your ink will play back in lockstep with …

To make more content accessible to more people, live captions now has the ability to provide translations and will turn any audio that passes through your PC into a single caption experience.

In Teams, easily adjust your audio settings before and during a call or meeting. Note: Make sure your device audio settings and browser audio settings are configured to give Teams access to …

Answers to frequently asked questions about the Sound Recorder app for Windows, including how to record and how to share your recordings.

If you’re using Remote Desktop, double-check the audio settings on your local Windows device. From Windows Start, search and select Remote Desktop Connection.

Troubleshoot Surface sound and audio accessories. Find solutions if your Surface speakers aren't working or you're experiencing built-in speaker issues.