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A user with an Acer Aspire 6530g reports difficulty getting their microphone to work after upgrading to Windows 7 and performing a clean install, despite installing the latest Realtek drivers and checking device settings. Another forum member suggests that a driver corruption issue might be causing the problem and recommends using Driver Sweeper to clean old drivers before installing the latest ones. The original poster responds frustrated that these solutions haven't resolved the issue, highlighting their ongoing struggle to fix their personal device.

frosty90

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Thread Author #1
Hi all,

I have an Acer Aspire 6530g which i upgraded to windows 7 a few years ago.

I did a clean install of windows 7. Since this upgrade i have not been able to get my microphone to work, despite spend DAYS researching it.

I have installed the latest Realtek drivers ive checked that the devices are not muted or anything.

Ive have literally ran out of ideas now.

Please Help!!!

Many Thanks
 

Solution
Hello and welcome to the forums.
Not sure but it's possible that you may have an issue with a corrupt driver installation either due to remnants of an older driver or just a bad update.
Consider using the latest version of Driver Sweeper very carefully to select Realtek Audio, analyze and clean (often times safe mode works best when doing this) all components of the currently installed realtek driver and then use this link Link Removed - Invalid URL to obtain the latest drivers from the hardware manufacturer and run a clean install and see if that helps the situation at all.
Regards Randy

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Hello and welcome to the forums.
Not sure but it's possible that you may have an issue with a corrupt driver installation either due to remnants of an older driver or just a bad update.
Consider using the latest version of Driver Sweeper very carefully to select Realtek Audio, analyze and clean (often times safe mode works best when doing this) all components of the currently installed realtek driver and then use this link Link Removed - Invalid URL to obtain the latest drivers from the hardware manufacturer and run a clean install and see if that helps the situation at all.
Regards Randy
 

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frosty90

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Thread Author #3
Cheers for info but still no luck! :( its driving me crazy as i can fix everyone else computers just not mine!!!