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i. Here are some solutions that may fix the Sony WH-1000XM3/4 mic not working on Windows:
1. **Make sure that the microphone is enabled.**
Open the **Sound Settings** app on your Windows PC. Under **Input**, make sure that the microphone is enabled and set as the default device.
2. **Unmute the microphone.**
Right-click the volume icon in the system tray and select **Open Sound Settings**. Under **Input**, click the **Manage sound devices** button. In the **Sound dialog box**, click the **Properties** button for your microphone. Under **Levels**, make sure that the **Microphone volume** slider is not muted.
3. **Update your audio driver.**
Outdated audio drivers can cause a variety of problems, including the microphone not working. To update your audio driver, open Device Manager and expand the **Sound, video and game controllers** category. Right-click your audio device and select **Update driver software**. Windows will automatically search for and install the latest driver for your device.
4. **Use the Windows troubleshooter.**
Windows includes a troubleshooter that can help you fix problems with your microphone. To run the troubleshooter, open the **Settings** app and go to **Update & Security** - **Troubleshoot**. Under **Find and fix other problems**, click **Speech** and then click **Run the troubleshooter**.
5. **Reset your headphones.**
If you have tried all of the above solutions and your microphone is still not working, you can try resetting your headphones. To do this, hold down the power button and the NC/Ambient button for about 7 seconds. Your headphones will turn off and then turn back on.
6. **Contact Sony support.**
If you have tried all of the above solutions and your microphone is still not working, you can contact Sony support for assistance.
ii-1. Here are some known issues when using Sony WH-1000XM3/4 Mic:
* **The microphone may not work when the headphones are connected to a computer.** This can be caused by a number of factors, including outdated audio drivers, a corrupt sound card, or a problem with the headphones themselves. To fix this issue, try updating your audio drivers, resetting your headphones, or contacting Sony support.
* **The microphone may pick up background noise.** This can be caused by a number of factors, including the environment you are in, the position of the microphone, or the sensitivity of the microphone. To reduce background noise, try moving to a quieter environment, adjusting the position of the microphone, or reducing the sensitivity of the microphone.
* **The microphone may sound muffled.** This can be caused by a number of factors, including the quality of the microphone, the quality of the headphones, or the way the headphones are connected to the computer. To improve the sound quality of the microphone, try using a higher quality microphone, headphones, or cable.
* **The microphone may not work with all applications.** This can be caused by a number of factors, including the compatibility of the application with the microphone, the settings of the application, or the settings of the computer. To make sure that the microphone works with an application, try checking the compatibility of the application with the microphone, adjusting the settings of the application, or adjusting the settings of the computer.
II-2. Here are more known issues when using Sony WH-1000XM3/4 Mic:
* The microphone may not work when the headphones are connected to a mobile device.
* The microphone may pick up too much background noise when the headphones are used in a noisy environment.
* The microphone may not work properly when the headphones are used in a call.
* The microphone may not work properly when the headphones are used with a voice assistant.
If you are experiencing any of these issues, please try the following solutions:
* Make sure that the microphone is enabled and set as the default device on your device.
* Unmute the microphone.
* Update your audio driver.
* Reset your headphones.
* Contact Sony support for assistance.
I hope this helps!
