Make sure that your microphone and audio headset works with your computer when you are not logged in to Adobe Connect.You can access the Audio Setup Wizard at any time in an open classroom that will be provided by your instructor.
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If after a restart it is still not listed, you might need to install drivers for your microphone. If your microphone is not listed, you need to restart your computer with the microphone connected. Make sure you select the right microphone. The most important part is Step 2, where you pick a microphone from a list. When you're in an Adobe Connect session, do the Audio Setup Wizard, under the ‘Meeting’ menu, in the ‘Manage My Settings’ submenu.Be sure you click “Allow” when you get a popup asking for permission for Adobe Connect to access your microphone.Otherwise, quit Adobe Connect, plug in your microphone, and log in again. Solution: Be sure your microphone is plugged in BEFORE you log in to Adobe Connect.Forget your password? Ask your instructor for help resetting it.Solution: Use your email address as your username, not just your PennKey.Your instructor might disable your microphone access if loud feedback continues to cause problems. Solution: Wear headsets/headphones/earbuds, and turn off speakers.
Cause: Someone whose microphone is on is listening to the session on their speakers, and the sound from the speakers is picked up by their microphone, causing feedback.Make sure you have set your connection speed in Adobe Connect to the type of connection you’re using. Solution: Use a wired internet connection, or try to work as close to the wireless router as you can.