如果您使用Windows 11/10计算机与其他人进行热烈的交流，尽管您没有干扰他们，但您的同事可能已经通知您麦克风(Microphone)音量的波动，并且波动的麦克风音量可能并不适合所有人。您可以锁定麦克风音量并停止此自动调整。
(Stop)在Windows 11/10停止麦克风(Microphone)的自动调整
在这篇文章中，我们将向您展示如何限制Windows自动重置或调整麦克风的音频电平。
- 运行音频疑难解答
- 运行语音疑难解答
- 如何锁定麦克风音量
- 修改声音设置
- 检查计算机上的恶意软件
- 在干净启动状态下进行故障排除
1]运行音频疑难解答
建议您在继续使用任何解决方法之前运行音频疑难解答。(Audio Troubleshooter)为此，您必须打开Windows设置并访问“更新(Update)和安全”页面。
在这里，转到疑难解答，单击启动并运行下的其他疑难解答(Additional Troubleshooter)，(Get)查找正在播放的音频(Audio)。单击该按钮将为您提供运行疑难解答(Troubleshooter)的选项。这样做并检查问题是否已解决。您还应该尝试打开和关闭麦克风，或将其插入不同的端口。
2]运行语音疑难解答
在大多数情况下，Windows 10会自动检测并解决麦克风仍然存在的问题。您所要做的就是从疑难解答页面运行语音(Speech)疑难解答。
3]如何锁定麦克风音量
右键单击(Right-click)系统托盘(System Tray)中可用的扬声器图标，然后从显示的上下文菜单中单击声音(Sound)。
单击(Click)录制并双击正在使用的麦克风以打开其属性。(Recording)从顶部的选项卡中，单击高级(Advanced)并取消选中“允许应用程序独占控制此设备(Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device)”框。
检查应用这些更改并退出该框后问题是否仍然存在。
4]修改你的声音设置
有几个设置可能会触发您计算机上的麦克风电平波动，因此您可以尝试禁用它们以摆脱此问题。
从系统托盘上的(System Tray)扬声器(Speaker)图标再次打开声音(Sound)属性框，然后单击通信。
在这里，在“当 Windows 检测到通信活动(When Windows detects communication activity)时”下，选中“什么都不做(Do Nothing)”。
再次打开麦克风的属性框，在Levels下，将麦克风级别调整为至少 75。
从顶部的选项卡中，单击增强(Enhancement)并启用“禁用所有声音效果(Disable all sound effects)”功能。
此外，请确保您已取消选中“声学回声消除(‘Acoustic echo cancellation)”。
类似(Similar)：麦克风不断重置为 0 或 100 音量(Microphone keeps resetting to 0 or 100 volume)。
5]检查(Check)计算机上的恶意软件(Malware)
确保您的计算机没有受到恶意软件的困扰非常重要，这最终会导致您的麦克风出现所有这些问题。您可以通过运行恶意软件(Malware)扫描来确保情况并非如此。
为了开始工作，请同时按Windows和“I”键打开您的(Windows)Windows 设置(Windows Settings)，然后转到更新(Update)和安全(Security)。从左侧窗格的选项中，单击Windows 安全并在“(Windows Security)保护区域(Protection Areas)”下选择“病毒和威胁(Threat)防护” 。这将打开一个单独的Windows安全窗口，您必须在其中单击快速扫描下的扫描选项。
从“扫描(Scan)”选项中，选择“完全(Full)扫描”并通过单击“立即扫描”启动该过程(Scan)。等待(Wait)扫描完成，希望问题最终会得到解决。
6]在干净启动状态下进行故障排除
这个问题可能是由具有管理员权限的第三方应用程序引起的，我们不知道。您可以尝试执行干净启动，以确保它是否是在此处运行的第三方应用程序。在开始此过程之前，您必须使用具有管理权限的帐户登录Windows ，这一点很重要。(Windows)
打开运行(Run)命令并在空白处键入“msconfig”。在系统配置窗口中，您会在顶部找到几个选项卡。选择服务选项卡。首先(First)，选中“隐藏(Hide)所有Microsoft服务”复选框。这将帮助您减少显示的服务。单击(Click)右下角的全部禁用(Disable)，这将在您下次启动系统时停止运行任何第三方服务。应用这些更改，然后访问服务(Services)旁边的启动(Startup)选项卡。
这里唯一的选项是Open Task Manager，点击它会带你到 Task Manager 的Startup选项卡。在这里，单独选择并禁用每个服务以阻止它在下次启动时运行。
禁用所有进程后，重新启动计算机以在干净启动状态下对其进行故障排除(troubleshoot it in a clean boot state)。
您需要一个接一个地启用一项服务(Service)并重新启动到Clean Boot，直到问题再次出现。
通过这种方式，您将能够识别导致问题的进程。
相关(Related)：麦克风在 Windows 10 中不起作用(Microphone not working in Windows 10)。
How to stop Microphone from auto-adjusting; Lock microphone volume
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Stop automatic adjustment of Microphone in Windows 11/10
In this post, we will be showing you how you can restrict Windows from automatically resetting or adjusting the audio levels of your microphone.
- Run the Audio Troubleshooter
- Run Speech troubleshooter
- How to lock microphone volume
- Modify your sound settings
- Check for malware on your computer
- Troubleshoot in Clean Boot State
1] Run the Audio Troubleshooter
You’re suggested to run the Audio Troubleshooter before going ahead with any of the workarounds. In order to do so, you have to open your Windows settings and visit the ‘Update and Security’ page.
Here, go to Troubleshoot, click Additional Troubleshooter under Get up and running look for Playing Audio. Clicking on that will give you an option to run the Troubleshooter. Do so and check if the issue has been resolved. You should also try plugging your microphone on and off, or plugging it into a different port.
2] Run Speech troubleshooter
On most occasions, Windows 10 will automatically detect and resolve the problem that persists with the microphone. All you must do is run the Speech troubleshooter from the Troubleshooters page.
3] How to lock microphone volume
Right-click on the speaker icon available in the System Tray and from the context menu that shows up, click on Sound.
Click on Recording and double-tap on the microphone that is in use to open its properties. From the tabs on top, click on Advanced and uncheck the box that says ‘Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device‘.
Check if the issue still persists after applying these changes and exiting the box.
4] Modify your sound settings
There are several settings that may be triggering fluctuating microphone levels on your computer, so you can try disabling them to rid yourself of this problem.
Open the Sound properties box again from the Speaker icon on the System Tray and click on communications.
Here, under ‘When Windows detects communication activity,’ check ‘Do Nothing‘.
Open the properties box of your microphone again and under Levels, adjust the microphone level to be at least 75.
From the tabs on top, click on Enhancement and enable the ‘Disable all sound effects‘ feature.
Also, make sure that you’ve un-checked the ‘Acoustic echo cancellation‘.
Similar: Microphone keeps resetting to 0 or 100 volume.
5] Check for Malware on your computer
It is important to make sure that your computer isn’t being plagued by malware, which is eventually causing you all this trouble with your microphone. You can make sure that that’s not the case by running a Malware scan.
In order to get things started, open your Windows Settings by pressing the Windows and ‘I’ keys together and go to Update and Security. From the options on the left-side pane, click on Windows Security and select ‘Virus and Threat protection’ under Protection Areas. This will open a separate Windows security window, where you have to click on Scan options under Quick scan.
From the Scan options, select Full scan and initiate the process by clicking on Scan Now. Wait for the scan to complete and hopefully, the issue would be resolved at your end.
6] Troubleshoot in Clean Boot state
It is possible that this issue is being caused by a third-party app that has administrator privileges, without us knowing. You can try performing a clean boot to ensure if it’s a third-party app that is at play here. Before you begin with the process, it is important that you are logged into Windows with an account that has administrative privileges.
Open the Run command and in the empty space type ‘msconfig.’ In the system configurations window, you’ll find a couple of tabs on top. Select the services tab. First things first, check the box that says ‘Hide all Microsoft services.’ This will help you cut back on the services displayed. Click on Disable all on the bottom-right, which will stop any third-party services from running the next time you boot your system. Apply these changes and then visit the Startup tab right next to Services.
The only option here says Open Task Manager, clicking on which will take you to Task Manager’s Startup tab. Here, individually select and disable each service to stop it from running at the next startup.
Once you’re done disabling all the processes, restart your computer to troubleshoot it in a clean boot state.
You need to enable one Service after another and reboot into Clean Boot, till the problem reappears.
In this way, you will be able to identify the process that is causing problems.
Related: Microphone not working in Windows 10.
