Microphone No Audio Input Device Found

Hi. I want to try using my microphone when I am playing some games and doing other things but I just noticed that the microphone device cannot be detected. Just so you know, I am using a Gaming headset that has a built-in microphone in it so I am pretty sure that the microphone's with it. Also, I'm quite sure that I have a sound driver installed since I am always using it whenever I do something on my computer. Just that I noticed recently that the mic is not working. It's on good condition since I just have bought it about 3 months ago and tried and tested the microphone on the place where I bought it. Please do tell me what to do because I can't pin point the problem exactly on my computer. I've followed the instructions on how to put my pc specs on the forums and everyone's help will be greatly appreciated.

I hope to hear from you guys soon, thanks a lot in advance. Thank you!

Do you have It plugged in correctly?
What program manages the sound on you PC, I.E mine is Realtek

Harribo2014 said:

Do you have It plugged in correctly?
What program manages the sound on you PC, I.E mine is Realtek

Yes I do. If I'm not mistaken, my CPU has 3 plugins by default and I'm quite sure that I've inserted it correctly. If not, the audio wouldn't be available to hear. Also, Realtek is what I use.

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Please read forum rules. Bumping is not aloud.
Have you gone in into "Realtek", and set it up as a microphone?

Harribo2014 said:

Please read forum rules. Bumping is not aloud.
Have you gone in into "Realtek", and set it up as a microphone?

Sorry. But I am really desperate to get this fixed.
Going back, where do I locate that?

Go into device manager. Locate the audio device.
> Right click->Properties->Driver. If the Provider is Microsoft, you're using the Windows generic driver.

If that's the case, go to your computer or m/b support site. Download the device specific driver for your machine and version of Windows

ComputerGeek said:

Go into device manager. Locate the audio device.
> Right click->Properties->Driver. If the Provider is Microsoft, you're using the Windows generic driver.

If that's the case, go to your computer or m/b support site. Download the device specific driver for your machine and version of Windows

I have realtek. Does that mean I have to download that for my microphone to work? Okay.