I've had this issue for a while now. Since purchasing my USB Samson GoMic, Windows (8.1 x64) will auto adjust the mic volume based on surrounding sounds. So if I sneeze, accidently bang the desk or just laugh loud, the volume goes from 100 all the way down to the lowest point I've seen it go, 60%. In fact, it took me months to figure out this problem until I brought up the properties and made loud noises in the mic.
The Mic has no software, just plug and play.
I've disabled "allow applications to take control" and in the Communications tab, changed "When Windows detects communications activity" to Do nothing.
And yet it still does it. I can't work out how to stop it. I don't have Skype on my profile either.
The issue is, it doesn't increase, only decreases, so people always say my volume has gone low and I have to keep tabbing out of games etc to boost it back up. Any ideas?
Pics, just in case.
The Mic has no software, just plug and play.
I've disabled "allow applications to take control" and in the Communications tab, changed "When Windows detects communications activity" to Do nothing.
And yet it still does it. I can't work out how to stop it. I don't have Skype on my profile either.
The issue is, it doesn't increase, only decreases, so people always say my volume has gone low and I have to keep tabbing out of games etc to boost it back up. Any ideas?
Pics, just in case.
