Corsair Vengeance 2100 mic

#1

Steven

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Hey TFTV, I've googled this and found nothing but my mic plays back everything I say to my speakers, if you get it? It is really annoying and Corsair's support is awful. Is it something hardware related or is it something in Windows? Thanks in advance!

#2

Geknaiir

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go to control panel > hardware + sound > sound > recording and then right click your mic and check in the properties if you have playback on

#3

mr64bit

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Right click the speaker icon in the taskbar, click 'Recording Devices'. Double click your mic, and deselect 'Listen to this device' in the listen tab.

http://i.imgur.com/3kg31Ge.png

Right click the speaker icon in the taskbar, click 'Recording Devices'. Double click your mic, and deselect 'Listen to this device' in the listen tab.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/3kg31Ge.png[/img]

#4

Steven

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mr64bitRight click the speaker icon in the taskbar, click 'Recording Devices'. Double click your mic, and deselect 'Listen to this device' in the listen tab.
http://i.imgur.com/3kg31Ge.png

http://i.imgur.com/k9vQADn.png

It's in swedish, but I have it just like the picture. Problem persits.

[quote=mr64bit]Right click the speaker icon in the taskbar, click 'Recording Devices'. Double click your mic, and deselect 'Listen to this device' in the listen tab.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/3kg31Ge.png[/img][/quote]

http://i.imgur.com/k9vQADn.png

It's in swedish, but I have it just like the picture. Problem persits.

#5

mr64bit

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Is it a internal function of the headset? If you set the sound output to your speakers, does it happen then?

#6

Steven

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mr64bitIs it a internal function of the headset? If you set the sound output to your speakers, does it happen then?

How do I do that, since it is USB?

[quote=mr64bit]Is it a internal function of the headset? If you set the sound output to your speakers, does it happen then?[/quote]

How do I do that, since it is USB?

#7

mr64bit

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Right click the audio icon, click 'playback devices', select your speakers and click 'set as default'

#8

Sim

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If you have anything like Xonar DG sound card, make sure the little red monitoring button is unchecked.

http://puu.sh/bjZ1N/082a814189.jpg

If you have anything like Xonar DG sound card, make sure the little red monitoring button is unchecked.

[img]http://puu.sh/bjZ1N/082a814189.jpg[/img]

#9

Steven

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SimIf you have anything like Xonar DG sound card, make sure the little red monitoring button is unchecked.

http://puu.sh/bjZ1N/082a814189.jpg

I don't have a soundcard

[quote=Sim]If you have anything like Xonar DG sound card, make sure the little red monitoring button is unchecked.

[img]http://puu.sh/bjZ1N/082a814189.jpg[/img][/quote]

I don't have a soundcard

#10

Arcade

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I had a corsair vengeance headset and honestly the drivers were so bad I stopped using it. If you look on the corsair forums the mods acknowledge a lot of problems but generally can't fix them. Try looking at the corsair forums though because a lot of the users there know how to workaround some of the problems.

#11

Steven

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ArcadeI had a corsair vengeance headset and honestly the drivers were so bad I stopped using it. If you look on the corsair forums the mods acknowledge a lot of problems but generally can't fix them. Try looking at the corsair forums though because a lot of the users there know how to workaround some of the problems.

I will thanks

[quote=Arcade]I had a corsair vengeance headset and honestly the drivers were so bad I stopped using it. If you look on the corsair forums the mods acknowledge a lot of problems but generally can't fix them. Try looking at the corsair forums though because a lot of the users there know how to workaround some of the problems.[/quote]

I will thanks