I can hear myself in headset

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Yasharn 2016年3月7日 16時52分

Title explains itself. When I speak into Steam Chat I can hear what I said a few seconds ago. This is only in Steam voice chat. Skype and Discord work finely. This just started today.

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ARuarkGuy 2016年3月7日 16時53分

Check the Connection: Sometimes these types of errors are just a small oversight. Plugging your mic into the right port on your sound card can sometimes be confusing or easily mistaken when you're in a rush. Most analog mic connections are pink and belong in the corresponding pink connector on your sound device. Some devices aren't color coded, and that's when it is time to consult the manual for your sound device to be absolutely sure your mic is plugged into the right port. Checking this problem first may save you hours of troubleshooting.

For USB Mics: Try swapping ports. If you're using a USB port on the front of your case, switch it to one of the ones in the back. If you're using a USB hub, try bypassing the hub and see if that makes any difference. You may be able to track down the issue a lot faster this way.

Or Check your Drivers: This applies to both your mic (if you're using a USB one) and your sound device. Sound device drivers are crucial, especially if you are running Windows Vista. Check the manufacturer of your sound device (such as Realtek, Creative, SigmaTel, etc) and visit their website for driver updates. If you're not sure where to find this information, check your motherboard's manual (for on-board sound) and/or consult the manufacturer of your PC.

Also if you have windows:

Ultimately, Windows is in charge of your mic. To make sure it is properly configured in Windows, please follow these instructions:

1.Click the Start button and then select Control Panel. Inside the Control Panel, select Sound and Audio Devices
2.Click the Voice tab
3.Under "Voice Recording", make sure the "Default device" is set to your sound card's INPUT
4.Click Volume
5.Make sure the "Mic Volume" meter is turned up and that "Select" is checked underneath the volume slider. Don't turn the volume up too loud though, as it will most likely result in Mic distortion.
6.Close to volume settings and then click on Test hardware... to test your setup
7.If it works correctly, move on to the next section. If not, you may need to update the drivers on your sound card and make sure the mic connection is correct.

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Yasharn 2016年3月7日 16時57分

I did all three of those things. Apperently driver enhancements were erroring and I disabled them. The error still continued after that. There are no new drivers for my sound card. I have the properly color coded connections pluged in. I even tried a different headset and had the same exact problem. My computer has been unchanged for months, and just today this started happening. Ugh. It's so fricking annoying.

ARuarkGuy 2016年3月7日 16時58分

scrubrekr の投稿を引用：
I did all three of those things. Apperently driver enhancements were erroring and I disabled them. The error still continued after that. There are no new drivers for my sound card. I have the properly color coded connections pluged in. I even tried a different headset and had the same exact problem. My computer has been unchanged for months, and just today this started happening. Ugh. It's so fricking annoying.

I just figured you are susposed to hear others on your mic not yourself.