Go to the December 2 2020 reply from Pauline Warner, this worked for me and others .
Good luck.
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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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Go to the December 2 2020 reply from Pauline Warner, this worked for me and others .
Good luck.
Go to the December 2 2020 reply from Pauline Warner, this worked for me and others .
Good luck.
This also appears to have worked for me. I've opened a Zoom meeting and now at least my lips match what I am actually saying. Pity that Zoom still doesn't have this sorted. The real test will be some Zoom meetings scheduled tomorrow.
You have to disable bluetooth to use computer audio on Zoom