The only issue here is that the Skype for business (running on my remotely connected PC, in some far distant part of the country) can detect the camera on my laptop at home, if the Remote Desktop application on my laptop is using the proper setup (you can manage distant camera and mic settings in the Remote Desktop app for Windows).īut if I'm using my tablet or phone to connect with my PC at work, the Remote Desktop 8 app for Android devices does not have such settings. (I'm an using my private account with Skype on the tablet, and that works fine.)
As mentioned above, this tab will only be present if supported by your sound card. To disable the audio driver, right-click on it and select Disable device. Restart your computer and check if the sound works again. Right-click your audio driver, and select Uninstall Device. In Microphone settings, go to Choose which Microsoft apps can access your microphone, and turn on apps you want to. So Skype for business is not installed on the tablet at all. Find the microphone you are using, then right click on it and select Properties. To do this, right-click Start > Device Manager and click the Sound, Video and Game Controllers to expand the category. In the Notification menu, simply turn on all.
MIC NOT WORKING SKYPE FOR BUSINESS APP DRIVER
It recommends you check the driver version of Microphone in Device Manager in your personal computer. Then, in the Skype for Business client, go to Audio Device and check if the device is what you used. When you plug in the microphone, you need to choose the option Headset (with microphone). Everything is running on a remote PC that I'm connected to. If so, it may be a remote desktop connection issue. I'm not running Skype for business on my tablet. I can hear other people, but cannot respond.
I'm connecting to my workplace PC thru VPN, and remote desktop.Įverything works fine, except that when connecting with my Android tablet/phone, Skype doesn't recognize the camera and mic in the tablet.
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