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I bought my XPS13 last month for work which I will largely be doing over Zoom as I'm WFH for the forseeable. When I use Zoom other users can barely hear me, my voice is very quiet and cuts in and out throughout the call.
I've checked the mic and it works fine, installed all the latest updates and drivers, and performed a hardware diagnostics check. I've spoken to Dell tech support and they can't help, and say if it's a software issue rather than a hardware issue my warranty is invalid.
I spent a lot of money on this machine and can't currently use it for the main chunk of my work. I wanted to splash out on a top of the range laptop to avoid these kind of issues, I'm not good at tech-speak and when I search online it seems like a lot of Dell users are having the same problem but I have no idea how to fix it. Argh. Please somebody help me.
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Posted February 1st, 2022 07:00
Reduce the microphone volume to 33% and then check by recording a sound clip. Also, all the conferencing Apps have their own microphone input controls please check the same as well. The microphone volume inversely affects the output.
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Posted October 9th, 2020 10:00
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Posted November 26th, 2020 01:00
Hi,
Was this resolved as I have a user with the same issue? Can you let me know what was required?
Thanks
Neil
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Posted December 3rd, 2020 20:00
@MiaVision I'm also curious if this was resolved as I'm having the same problem as @NeilM-F4L and am pulling my hair out trying to fix it.
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Posted December 18th, 2020 09:00
@MiaVision @WD1983 @NeilM-F4L I'm having the same issue as you all and have been for months.
Using a DELL Latitude 5290 (2018 model, I think).
It doesn't seem to matter whether I use the laptop's internal microphone, or what type of port or headset I've used - I've been told my audio is cutting in and out.This doesn't seem to happen in MS Teams for me, only in Zoom.
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Posted December 21st, 2020 10:00
@farmer_in_the_ It required a reboot of Windows for me. Dell did reach out via PM after posting here, so I hope they're able to help you out with this. My issues were only with the onboard microphone though and via the headphone jack. USB microphones still worked for me.
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Posted December 27th, 2020 11:00
Many posts are claimed to be solutions but they are not. I got help from another companies' website, downloaded and installed Dell Realtek Driver 6.0.9.071.1 A10. Now the microphone appears to remain connected instead of cutting out after a second or so of speech. even an external microphone is not a solution. When $1,000 laptops are shipped incapable of running Zoom and the problem is not immediately fixed this is a major credibility problem. Especially so when Zoom runs fine on an original eight year old XPS13.
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Posted December 30th, 2020 05:00
Hi,
We are following up to check did you get a chance to perform the suggested steps. Feel free to reach out to us if you need any assistance.
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Posted January 13th, 2021 01:00
Having the exact same problem, can anyone give me a solution? @DELL-Cares
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Posted August 25th, 2021 07:00
This worked for me: In Zoom, go to Settings--> Audio --> Advanced. Turn Signal processing by Windows audio device drivers to Off (Windows-Raw).