When I speak in my microphone the sound comes out my speakers?

Question

When I speak through the microphone (at any time) the sound comes out of my speakers, why does this happen and how do I stop it?

I don't want to unplug my microphone and speakers.

I am running Windows 2000

I want to be able to talk through my microphone, as well as the sound not coming out of my speakers.

Answer 1

it happens cuz the microphone is connected to a wire which connects it to the speaker to stop this u can:
1-un plug the microphone
2-Avoid talking in the microphone
3-using a microphone or speakers that don't work!!!
Good luck

Answer 2

First, what kind of sound do you mean? Your own voice? or a high-tone beep sound?

To mute any sound cought by the mic.
1.Go to "Start" >> "Control Panel" >> ""Sounds and Audio devices", on tab "Volume" choose "Advanced.."
2. See whether "microphone" volume is displayed, if not, Choose menu "options" >> "Properties" and check the box "Microphone"
3. The Microphone volume should be visible now. Check "Mute" under the volume slidebar of the microphone.

If the sound you meant is a high-tone beep sound, try to keep your microphone away from the speaker.

Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Your mic will have a pink jack plug on it. Make sure that it is plugged into the correct socket at the back of your tower. The sockets are normally colour coded. Look for a pink socket. If you cannot find a pink socket, look for a small microphone icon on your tower or laptop.
If these steps do not fix your problem.
DO THIS >
Click Start
Right click MY COMPUTER
Click PROPERTIES
Click the HARDWARE Tab
Click DEVICE MANAGER
Here you will see a list of all the hard ware connected to your PC.
Click the + sign beside SOUND, VIDEO AND GAME CONTROLLERS.
You should see your mic listed here. ( Maybe called USB audio device )
Right click your mic, and then select properties.
Follow the instructions.

Hope this helps, Good luck.
PS. I have assumed that you are running Windows XP.

Answer 4

In Windows 7:

1) Right click on the speaker icon in your system tray (bottom right of your screen). Go to recording devices.

2) Locate your microphone in the list. I am assuming it is not disabled as you mentioned examples of it working previously. Right click, go to properties.

3) Switch to the "Listen" tab, check off "Listen to this device". While Listen is checked, your microphone will be audible through your speakers, and in a more advanced facet, through stereo mix. So if you wanted to record your Mic and Stereo Mix, this is how you would do it, but at the expense of being able to still hear your mic (it throws most people off, like myself).

Source:
https://superuser.com/questions/137963/how-to-output-microphone-directly-to-speakers

Answer 5

If you are using Windows go into Control Panel, then have a look at the options and there should be one saying Microphone 'Output' untick that box, or just turn off your speakers.

Answer 6

ok bypass to administration Panel & open Sound & Audio units, on the Audio tab look u'll discover SOUND RECORDING press volume: uncheck the container below Microphone. Now u'll be waiting to pay attention ur voice

Answer 7

unplug the microphone

Answer 8

heres what 2 do

click Start>All programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Volume Control>Options>Properties>Mic Volume>Ok>then check the[] squre at the bottem of the the name and there u go.

Answer 9

unplug the microphone and it will stop.

Answer 10

Don't speak, it'll work a treat!