If you don't hear anything when you play the sample sound, make sure your speakers or headphones are turned all the way up (some headphones have physical volume buttons) and that the on-screen settings are at 10.You should hear sound in your headset or speakers. To check the sound in Skype to make sure that it's using the right speakers, select Test audio under the Speakers option.Finally, unplug the microphone and then reattach it.
If there aren't other ones to pick from, make sure the microphone is plugged in, powered on (if it has a power switch), and has batteries (if wireless).If the microphone doesn't work with Skype, select the menu next to Microphone and see if there are any other options you might have the wrong device selected.As you talk, you should see the bar light up. With that setting open, notice the volume area under Microphone.When prompted by the app, enter the app password instead of your work or school account password. The page will now change so that the text at the top is " To sign in to Outlook, Lync or other apps installed on your computer or smartphone, you'll need to create an app password.You'll now be on a page that appears to be titled " Additional security verification app passwords" - these are actually clickable links in the style of Windows Phone of old, click on "app passwords".Click on "Update your phone numbers used for account security.".Click on "Additional security verification" which will be in the middle section of the page after step.Click "Security & privacy" in the bar on the left-hand side.The symptom will look a little something like this:Ĭreating an "app password" is a little bit hidden, but as of the time of writing the steps to do so are: If you're using Office 365 and have two factor authentication setup against your account, you'll need to use an "app password" for Skype for Business, rather than the password that you login to the Office 365 portal with. This is as much a reminder to myself as anything else, but. Wednesday, Jskype for business, two factor authentication
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