Step 1. Check your speaker output in Windows settings Step 2. Check your audio hardware and volume controls Step 3. Turn off audio enhancements Step 4. Run the audio troubleshooter Step 5. Check …

Troubleshoot Surface sound and audio accessories. Find solutions if your Surface speakers aren't working or you're experiencing built-in speaker issues.

If you're having trouble hearing others in your Teams calls and meetings, the problem is either with your speaker not working, or with their microphone. If you’re the only one who can’t hear them, there …

Check that your headphone boom is not in the mute position (usually upright or away from your mouth), or that your external mic's physical mute button is not turned on.

If you’re using Windows, other sounds from your device (like notifications and alerts) are reduced in volume when you join a Teams meeting. Most of the time, that’s probably what you want so you can …

Turn the Automatically adjust mic sensitivity toggle on to ensure everyone hears you at a level volume during a meeting. Turn the Sync device buttons toggle on to sync your Teams audio device and use …

First steps if your Surface Pro Keyboard or Type Cover doesn't work To try to resolve these issues, you can begin by following the steps below to get the latest updates, detach the keyboard or type cover, …

The microphone volume is too low or does not appear to be working at all Try the following solutions: Make sure that the microphone or headset is connected correctly to your computer. Make sure that …

Select Start > Settings > System > Sound. In Input, select the microphone that you want to test. In Input settings, look at Input volume while speaking into the microphone. If the bar moves while you speak, …

Volume controls in apps and on accessories such as headphones and external speakers may work independently of the controls built into your Surface. You may need to adjust volume levels in more …