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Open your microphone properties by following the same procedure in the above paragraph. If it is checked, click the box once to remove the checkmark, then click “Apply” and close the window. Click the “Listen” tab and make sure that the check box next to “Listen to this device” is left blank. Return to the Microphone Properties window for your headset as described in the previous section. There could be a small pause in your speech and the sound being played back, depending on the Internet access and the programs you are using. Some headphones intentionally give some of the user’s speech back to the headset to understand how noisy they would feel to everyone. Disable any other recording device that is not in your use. Click on “Recording Tab” after opening the sound window. Follow the same procedure, go to the start menu, control panel, hardware and sound. Due to this, double recording devices activated simultaneously create the sound of yourself and send it back to you. You need to check if your system utilises one or more input sound devices, then it can generate an echo effect. Nowadays, your laptops and webcams have already installed microphone. If your friends’ speakers are causing the issue, request that they step away from the speakers, turn down the volume, or use headsets instead. A simple procedure is to ask your friend to turn off their speakers for a few seconds. If the people you’re talking to have microphones and hear your voice through speakers, their microphones will pick up the echo from their speakers and give it back to you. Your microphone does not even generate the most common and clear source of an echo.

Untick the “Microphone Boost” from the “Levels tab”.

Select your headset, then open “Properties”.

After opening the Sound option, select “Recording Tab”.

Open “Control Panel”, “Hardware and Sound”, and then choose the “Sound” option.

Microsoft also reported that echo while hearing is caused by their windows feature, “Microphone Boost”.

Click “Apply,” and then close the window.

Click the “Levels” tab in the Microphone Properties window and uncheck the “Microphone Boost” tab.

Click the “Recording” tab, and then right-click on your headset and select “Properties.”.

Return to the Sound window as described in the previous section.

Some sound cards employ a Windows feature called “Microphone Boost” that Microsoft reports may cause an echo in PC gaming headsets. Fortunately, none of the common fixes is particularly difficult to implement and avoiding the frustration and distraction of the echo should prove well worth the effort. Identifying and solving the problem is largely a process of trial and error. You could be hearing your voice through a headset for a variety of reasons.