Windows 7 Microphone Delay with Windows 7

joan.ferreira · Jul 3, 2009

Hi Everyone,

I use my computer to do Karaoke and after I upgraded my computer to Windows 7 the microphone has about a half a second delay on what I speak. I have a Dell Laptopn Inspiron 1501.

I have tried using like three different drivers for the sound card: the Micosoft HDA, the SigmaTel drivers for Vista as well as the newest RealTek drivers for the same.

Does anyone know a solution for this?

Thanks

jinx343 · May 24, 2010

Hi... try refreshing your computer's Windows Experience Index . After clicking on the "Re-run Assessment " link, you will be informed of your key system components rate. i had sound delay when i got a 1.0 base score coz windows informed me i should install a higher version video card. i have a 2.5 base score now and i don't have any sound delay anymore. btw, i also am using Vista_Win7_R246 for audio. i can play my guitar through the computer without any delay now... hope this helps!

chrisharbin · Jul 4, 2009

It's called latency and is a common issue for instruments like mics, guitars, etc

try this

ASIO4ALL - Universal ASIO Driver

All my audio soundcards have asio drivers so I'm not currently using it, but people over here KVR: Virtual Instruments, Virtual Effects, VST Plugins, Audio Units (AU), DirectX (DX), Universal Binary Compatibility - Audio Plugin News, Reviews and Community use them with success all the time, laptops needing them the most. You'll be able to search kvr for help too.

jinx343 · May 24, 2010

Hi... try refreshing your computer's Windows Experience Index . After clicking on the "Re-run Assessment " link, you will be informed of your key system components rate. i had sound delay when i got a 1.0 base score coz windows informed me i should install a higher version video card. i have a 2.5 base score now and i don't have any sound delay anymore. btw, i also am using Vista_Win7_R246 for audio. i can play my guitar through the computer without any delay now... hope this helps!

Saltgrass · May 25, 2010

I do not really know what might be going on, but left click on the speaker icon in the system tray. Select playback devices, right click on the window and enable Show Disabled Devices.

Hopefully , this will allow a device that will stop the delay, but if it does not, you might look for some type of legacy drivers for your sound device.

This is just a guess since I have not experienced your situation.

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