Speaker feed back after upgrade


  1. tequilaearl
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    Speaker feed back after upgrade


    Anybody else getting speaker feed back after installing 10 upgrade? If so, is there a fix?
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  3. CountMike
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    You have to lower microphone playback level somehow. Don't know where it might be on your laptop but with computers with Realtec sound chip there is setting for that in it's control panel.
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