Thank you, that's helpful.
zoom and windows 10 - microphone and speaker drop off
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I am trying to use zoom on my Windows 10 HP laptop, but the microphone and speaker drop off after just a short time. My speaker is a "Realtek". What settings should I be using? I have both the speaker and microphone set to work with the app.
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2021-10-14T13:15:36+00:00 Found something that fixed it! Open Realtek Audio Console, go to Speakers and DISABLE (OFF) Sound Effects, Speakers Noise Cancellation (Voice Call).
Zoom audio is now working!
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