About 4K HDR and Dolby Vision on your Apple TV 4K Learn how to set up your Apple TV 4K for the best 4K HDR or Dolby Vision experience Apple TV 4K is built to take full advantage of 4K HDR so you can enjoy TV in the highest quality ever Apple TV 4K supports the following 4K display formats 4K Standard Dynamic Range SDR Used for 4K televisions that dont support HDR10 or Dolby Vision 4K High Dynamic Range HDR Used for 4K televisions that support HDR to display video with a broader range of colors and luminance 4K Dolby Vision Used for 4K televisions that support Dolby Vision HDR to display video with a broader range of colors and luminance optimized for your television When you first connect your Apple TV 4K to a 4K television capable of HDR10 or Dolby Vision you may be prompted to run a short display test for these formats Follow the onscreen instructions to run the test and confirm that you have a clear picture If Apple TV 4K is unable to confirm that your television can display Dolby Vision or HDR10 it will automatically revert back to the mode it was previously using To confirm which video mode your Apple TV 4K is using go to Settings Video and Audio From here you can manually select a display format Get the best picture Apple TV 4K is designed to provide the best viewing experience based on the capabilities of your 4K television In some situations you may experience issues or need to manually check your configuration This could include Television image is tinted color is too bright or has intermittent or no video Intermittent static snow or sparkles on the screen Unable to use HDR or Dolby Vision on a supported television Audio issues like audio drops noise or audiovideo out of sync If you have any of these issues make sure that your Apple TV has the latest version of tvOS Then follow the steps below Make sure that your television supports HDR10 or Dolby Vision In order for Apple TV 4K to automatically set your display format to HDR10 or Dolby Vision your television must be able to display HDR10 or Dolby Vision at 60Hz 50Hz in Europe Apple TV 4K can display these formats at 30Hz 25Hz in Europe but youll need to enable Match Dynamic Range in Settings Video and Audio Match Content If you arent sure which formats your television supports check the user manual for your television Use the correct HDMI input and settings Depending on your television you may need to use a different HDMI input on your television for high quality 4K or HDR video For example some televisions only support HDR on HDMI input 2 or HDMI input 3 Check your televisions user guide to identify which inputs support 4K and HDR In addition to using the correct HDMI input you may need to enable HDR10 or Dolby Vision in the video or HDMI settings on your television In some cases the setting may not refer directly to HDR10 or Dolby Vision examples include Ultra Deep or Enhanced video or color Update the software on your television If you have a display issue such as color that is tinted or too bright partial images or audiovideo sync make sure that your television is using the most recent software Most 4Kcapable televisions and receivers can connect to a WiFi or Ethernet network to update the software For instructions on how to update the software check the builtin help for your television the owners manual or manufacturers website Check your HDMI cable 4K video especially HDR10 and Dolby Vision requires an HDMI cable compatible with these formats Apple recommends HDMI cables that have the Compatible Dolby Vision mark as they have been tested with Apple TV 4K and a wide range of televisions An example is the Belkin Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable If theres an issue with your HDMI cable you might see a message on your Apple TV that says that your HDMI cable might be having trouble maintaining a stable connection To check your HDMI cable connection go to Settings Video and Audio and select Check HDMI Connection to run a 2 minute test If you still experience issues with your HDMI cable connection check all of your connections and make sure that your HDMI cable has the label Compatible Dolby Vision Check other components If youre using other components like an audio video receiver HDMI switch or sound bar temporarily connect your Apple TV 4K directly to your television If the issue doesnt occur when directly connected to your television check the following Receiver or sound bar If youre using an audio video receiver or sound bar you should check its capabilities connections settings as well as the following Verify that your receiver is capable of displaying 4K and higher video and that youre using HDMI inputs that support 4K and HDMI 20HDCP 22 signals Receivers that support HDR10 or Dolby Vision often require a firmware update to add this support Check the video and HDMI settings on your receiver after updating as you may need to enable enhanced HDMI in settings Make sure that all the HDMI cables connecting your Apple TV 4K to your television and receiver are compatible with 4K and HDR video Other HDMI accessories HDMI switch boxes HDMI splitters or other accessories that connect your Apple TV 4K to your television may interfere with the HDMI signal If youre able to resolve the issue after removing these check with the manufacturer to determine whether they support 4K and HDR video Get more help If your Apple TV 4K only displays a black screen or briefly displays an Apple logo before going to a black screen learn what to do For all other issues contact Apple Support Published Date September 17 2018

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Articles in this section Whats new in BlueStacks 4 System requirements for BlueStacks 4 How to install an app on BlueStacks 4 How to upgrade to latest version of BlueStacks 4 How to use Backup and Restore on BlueStacks Download BlueStacks installer compatible with your PC Introducing the dock on BlueStacks 4 Introducing Settings menu in BlueStacks 4 How to report a problem on BlueStacks 4 How to uninstall or delete an app in BlueStacks 4 How to install an app on BlueStacks 4 Purpose To help users on how an app can be downloaded and installed on BlueStacks 4 Benefits To inform you about different ways to install an application Audience Users who wish to install an app on BlueStacks 4 BlueStacks versions affected All versions of BlueStacks 4 Geos affected All Geos Steps There are many ways to install an app on BlueStacks 4 1 Method 1 Installation through Google Play Store On the Home screen click on Play Store available in the dock at the bottom of the screen as shown below Type the app name you want to download in the search bar Click on the INSTALL button to install the app 2 Method 2 Installation using BlueStacks Search Bar Locate the Search bar at the topright corner of the Home screen and type the name of the app you wish to install Now click on the search button with the blue magnifying glass icon It will show you the app icon with the green colored Install button Click on the Install button to install the app 3 Method 3 Installation through BlueStacks App Center We have introduced an A pp Center in the dock of BlueStacks 4 Here you can find the recommended and trending apps It also includes the apps categorized according to multiple genres Please refer to the following image Here you may download and install the app by simply clicking on the app icon Please refer to the following image There are a few other apps which are extremely useful and not available in all countries Usually these apps are not even listed in the Google play store These apps can be installed by their respective downloaded apk files using belowmentioned methods 4 Method 4 Installation through Drag and drop All you need to do is to drag the apk file present on your system and drop it on BlueStacks App Player screen It should start installing the apk file 5 Method 5 Installation through Install Apk button Click on Install Apk option on the top left on the Home screen denoted by three dots To browse the apk file on your PC select the file and click on open to install it Please refer to the below images Below image displays the app being installed on the home app screen We genuinely appreciate your choosing BlueStacks We hope you enjoy using it If you have any further questions please contact us at support at bluestacks dot com Thank you very much Last updated on August 24th 2018 Was this article helpful 235 out of 248 found this helpful Return to top Comments 0 comments Article is closed for comments

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430440 Blank 450470 Hidden functions FnR keys Break FnS keys Sys Rq FnC keys Scroll lock Pointing devices Touchpad with gestures support onoff button with LED indicator twoway scroll two pick buttons Touchpad Onoff button on board Taps enabled as default Gestures enabled by default 2 finger scrolling 2 finger zoom pinch OSD enabledisable Win8 2 Finger tap right click Win8 Edge Swipes Disabled by default 3 finger flick 2 finger rotate Momentum motion 1 finger vertical scroll System unit Specifications Description Temperature Operating 0 to 35 C 32 to 95 F Nonoperating 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F Relative humidity Operating 10 to 90 noncondensing Nonoperating 5 to 95 387 C 1016 F maximum wet bulb temperature Shock Operating 40 G 2 ms halfsine Nonoperating 200 G 2 ms halfsine Random vibration Operating 075 g Nonoperating 15 g Altitude unpressurized Operating 1524 to 3048 m 50 to 10000 ft Nonoperating 1524 to 12192 m 50 to 40000 ft Planned industry standard certifications UL Yes CSA No FCC Compliance Yes ENERGY STAR 60 Select models EPEAT Registered Gold in United States ICES Yes Australia NZ ATick Compliance Yes CCC Yes Japan VCCI Compliance Yes KC Yes BSMI Yes CE Marking Compliance Yes BNCI or BELUS Yes CIT Yes GOST Yes Saudi Arabian Compliance ICCP Yes SABS Yes UKRSERTCOMPUTER Yes Display 133 in diagonal HD1 SVA antiglare flat LED backlit 1600 x 900 Specifications Description Outline dimensions W x H x D 3146 x 1892 x 36 mm 1238 x 744 x 014 in Active area 29342 x 16497 mm 1155 x 649 in Weight 290 g Diagonal size 133 in Surface treatment Antiglare Contrast ratio 3001 Refresh rate 60 Hz Brightness 220 nits typical Pixel resolution 1366 x 768 Interface eDP 12 1 lane LCD mode SVA PPI 118 Viewing angle 45452535 Storage and drives 500 GB 5400 rpm SATA hard drive Specifications Description Drive weight 101 g 022 lb Capacity 500 GB Height 7 mm 0276 in Width 70 mm 275 in Interface ATA8 SATA 26 30 Gbs NCQ Transfer rate Synchronous maximum 300 MBs Drive Capability Seek time Single track 3 ms Average 13 ms Maximum 24 ms Rotational speed 5400 rpm Logical blocks 976773168 Operating temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F case temperature Featuers ATA security 500 GB 5400 rpm SMART SATA II hybrid HDDSSHD Specifications Description Drive weight 95 g 0209 lb Capacity 500 GB Height 7 mm 0276 in Width 701 mm 276 in Interface ATA8 SATA 26 60 Gbs NCQ Transfer rate 600 MBs Seek time Single track 2 ms Average 12 ms Maximum NIL ms Rotational speed 5400 rpm Logical blocks 976773168 Operating temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F case temperature Features ATA security 500 GB 7200 rpm SATA hard drive Specifications Description Drive weight 115 g 025 lb Capacity 500 GB Height 7 mm 0276 in Width 70 mm 275 in Interface ATA8 SATA 26 30 Gbs NCQ Transfer rate 300 MBs Seek time Single track 115 ms Average 11 ms Maximum 22 ms Rotational speed 7200 rpm Logical blocks 976773168 Operating temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F case temperature Features ATA security 1 TB 5400 rpm SATA hard drive Specifications Description Drive weight 117 g 025 lb Capacity 1 TB Height 95 mm 037 in Width 70 mm 275 in Interface ATA8 SATA 30 Transfer rate Synchronous 600MBs maximum Seek time Single track 2 ms Average 12 ms Maximum 22 ms Rotational speed 5400 rpm Logical blocks 1953525168 Operating temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F case temperature Features ATA security SMART NCQ Ultra DMA 2 TB 5400 rpm hard drive Specifications Description Drive weight 130 g 028 lb Capacity 2 TB Height 95 mm 037 in Width 70 mm 275 in Interface ATA8 SATA 30 Transfer rate Synchronous 600MBs maximum Seek time Single track 2 ms Average 12 ms Maximum 22 ms Rotational speed 5400 rpm Logical blocks 3907029168 Operating temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F case temperature Features ATA security SMART NCQ Ultra DMA Solid state drive 128 GB 2280 M2 SATA3 Specifications Description Drive weight 10 g 0022 lb Capacity 128 GB Height 37 mm 014 in Width 22 mm 087 in Interface ATA8 SATA 30 Performance Maximum sequential read up to 520 MBs Maximum sequential write up to 140 MBs Logical blocks 250069680 Operating temperature 0 to 70 C 32 to 158 F ambient temperature Features DIPM TRIM DEVSLP Security features ATA security Optical drives DVDRW SuperMulti DL drive Specifications Description Access times typical 140 ms CD 160 ms DVD Weight 170 g Maximum data transfer rate 24X CDROM 8X DVD 24X CDR 24X CDRW 8X DVDR 8X DVDRW 8X DVDR 6X DVDRW 6X DVDR Dual Layer 6X DVDR Dual Layer 5X DVDRAM Transfer mode UDMA mode 5 Interface Gen 1 SATA Supported media read CDDA CDTEXT CDROM CDROM XA MIXED MODE CD CDI CDI Bridge PhotoCD Video CD Multisession CD PhotoCD CDEXTRA Portfolio CDR CDRW CDR CDRW DVDROM DVD5 DVD9 DVD10 DVD18 DVDR DVDRW DVDR DVDRW DVDRAM Supported media write CDR CDRW DVDR DVDRW DVDR DVDRW DVDRAM DVDR DL DVDR DL Max media capacity read 85 GB Max media capacity write 85 GB Transport Tray loading Blueray ROM DVDRW SuperMulti DL drive Specifications Description Access times typical 190 ms CDROM 180 ms DVDROM 230 ms BDROM Weight 170 g Max data transfer rate 24X CDROM 8X DVDROM 24X CDR 16X CDRW 8X DVDR 8X DVDRW 8X DVDR 6X DVDRW 4X DVDR Dual Layer 4X DVDR Dual Layer 5X DVDRAM 6X BDROM Transfer mode UDMA mode 5 Interface Gen 1 SATA Supported media read CDDA CDTEXT CDROM CDROM XA MIXED MODE CD CDI CDI Bridge PhotoCD Video CD Multisession CD PhotoCD CDEXTRA Portfolio CDR CDRW CDR CDRW DVDROM DVD5 DVD9 DVD10 DVD18 DVDR DVDRW DVDR DVDRW DVDRAM BDROM BDR BDRE Supported media write CDR CDRW DVDR DVDR DL DVDRW DVDR DVDR DL DVDRW DVDRAM Max media capacity read 50 GB Max media capacity write 85 GB Transport Tray loading DVDROM drive Specifications Description Access times typical 140 ms CDROM 160 ms DVDROM Max data transfer rate 24X CDROM 8XDVD Transfer mode UDMA mode 5 Interface Gen 1 SATA Supported media read CDDA CDTEXT CDROM CDROM XA MIXED MODE CD CDI CDI Bridge PhotoCD Video CD Multisession CD PhotoCD CDEXTRA Portfolio CDR CDRW CDR CDRW DVDROM DVD5 DVD9 DVD10 DVD18 DVDR DVDRW DVDR DVDRW DVDRAM Supported media write None Max media capacity read 85 GB Max media capacity write 85 GB Transport Tray loading Security HP synaptics VFM 495 fingerprint reader optional Specifications Description Mobile voltage operations Realtek ALC 3227 low power high definition audio codec Operating temperature 0 70 C 32 158 F Current consumption at 33 V Less than 70 mA peak imaging and scrolling Less than 25 mA hardware finger detection Advanced Power Management Highrate image capture Up to 240 image frames sec ESD resistance IEC 6100042 level 4 15KV Detection matrix 200 pixel wide fingerprinting image 165 x 3 mm sensor area 508 dpi resolution 256 levels of grayscale Networkingcommunications Realtek 80211 bgn 1x1 Specifications Description Wireless LAN standards IEEE 80211b IEEE 80211g IEEE 80211n Interoperability WiFi certified Frequency band 80211bgn 2402 2482 GHz note The FCC has declared as of September 1 2014 products that utilize passive scanning on channel 1213 and are capable of transmitting must fully comply with requirements of 15247 or otherwise disable those channels Data rates 80211b 1 2 55 11 Mbps 80211g 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 80211n MCS 0 MCS 07 20MHz Modulation Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum BPSK QPSK CCK 16QAM 64QAM Security IEEE and WiFi compliant 64 128 bit WEP encryption for abg mode only AESCCMP 128 bit in hardware 8021x authentication WPA WPA2 8021x WPAPSK WPA2PSK TKIP and AES WPA2 certification IEEE 80211i Cisco Certified Extensions all versions through CCX4 and CCX Lite WAPI Network architecture models Adhoc peer to peer Infrastructure access point required Roaming IEEE 80211 compliant roaming between access points Output power 80211b 16dBm minimum 80211g 14dBm minimum 80211a 14dBm minimum 80211n HT2024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT4024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT205GHz 12dBm minimum 80211n HT405GHz 12dBm minimum Power consumption Transmit 20 W Receive 16 W Idle mode PSP 180 mW WLAN Associated Idle mode 60 mW WLAN unassociated Radio disabled 30 mW Power management ACPI and PCI Express compliant power management 80211 compliant power saving mode Receiver sensitivity 80211b 1Mbps 94dBm maximum 80211b 11Mbps 86dBm maximum 80211g 6Mbps 88dBm maximum 80211g 54Mbps 74dBm maximum 80211a 6Mbps 86dBm maximum 80211a 54Mbps 72dBm maximum 80211n MCS07 69dBm maximum 80211n MCS15 66dBm maximum Antenna type High efficiency antenna with spatial diversity mounted in the display enclosure Two embedded 24 GHz antennas are provided to the card to support WLAN and Bluetooth communications Support Dual antenna or Single antenna depend on platform requirement Form factor PCIExpress M2 MiniCard Dimensions Type 2230 23 x 22 x 30 mm 009 x 086 x 118 in Type 1630 23 x 16 x 30 mm 009 x 062 x 118 in Weight Type 2230 28 g Type 1630 2 g Operating voltage 33v 9 LED activity LED Amber Radio OFF LED White Radio ON Realtek 80211 bgn 1x1 Bluetooth combo Specifications Description Wireless LAN standards IEEE 80211b IEEE 80211g IEEE 80211n Interoperability WiFi certified Frequency band 80211bgn 2402 2482 GHz note The FCC has declared as of September 1 2014 products that utilize passive scanning on channel 1213 and are capable of transmitting must fully comply with requirements of 15247 or otherwise disable those channels Data rates 80211b 1 2 55 11 Mbps 80211g 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 80211n MCS 0 MCS 07 20MHz Modulation Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum BPSK QPSK CCK 16QAM 64QAM Security IEEE and WiFi compliant 64 128 bit WEP encryption for abg mode only AESCCMP 128 bit in hardware 8021x authentication WPA WPA2 8021x WPAPSK WPA2PSK TKIP and AES WPA2 certification IEEE 80211i Cisco Certified Extensions all versions through CCX4 and CC WAPI Network architecture models Adhoc peertopeer Infrastructure access point required Roaming IEEE 80211 compliant roaming between access points Output power 80211b 16dBm minimum 80211g 14dBm minimum 80211n HT2024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT4024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT205GHz 12dBm minimum 80211n HT405GHz 12dBm minimum Power consumption Transmit 20 W Receive 16 W Idle mode PSP 180 mW WLAN Associated Idle mode 60 mW WLAN unassociated Radio disabled 30 mW Power management ACPI and PCI Express compliant power management 80211 compliant power saving mode Receiver sensitivity 80211b 1Mbps 94 dBm maximum 80211b 11Mbps 86 dBm maximum 80211g 6Mbps 88 dBm maximum 80211g 54Mbps 74 dBm maximum 80211n MCS07 69 dBm maximum 80211n MCS15 66 dBm maximum Antenna type High efficiency antenna with spatial diversity mounted in the display enclosure Two embedded antennas for 24GHz are provided to the card to support WLAN and Bluetooth communications Support Dual antenna or Single antenna depend on platform requirement Form factor PCIExpress M2 MiniCard Dimensions Type 2230 23 x 22 x 30 mm Type 1630 23 x 16 x 30 mm Weight Type 2230 28 g Type 1630 2 g Operating voltage 33v 9 Temperature Operating 10 to 70 C 14 to 158 F Nonoperating 40 to 80 C 40 to 176 F Humidity Operating 10 to 90 noncondensing Nonoperating 5 to 95 noncondensing Altitude Operating 0 to 3048 m 10000 ft Nonoperating 0 to 15240 m 50000 ft LED activity LED Amber Radio OFF LED White Radio ON HP integrated module with Bluetooth 40 EDR wireless technology Specifications Description Bluetooth specification 40 EDR compliant Frequency band 2402 to 2480 MHz Number of available channels 79 1 MHz available channels Data rates and throughput 3 Mbps data rate throughput up to 217 Mbps Synchronous Connection Oriented links up to 3 64 kbps voice channel Asynchronous Connection Less links 21781 kbps1771 kbps asymmetric or 13069 kbps symmetric Transmit power The Bluetooth component operates as a Class II Bluetooth device with a maximum transmit power of 4 dBm for BR and EDR Receiver sensitivity Modulation 001 BER 0001 BER GFSK 80 dBm 70 dBm π4DQPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm 8DPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm Power consumption Peak Tx 330 mW Peak Rx 230 mW Selective Suspend 17 mW Range Up to 10 m 33 ft Electrical interface USB 20 compliant Bluetooth software supported Full support of Bluetooth Security Provisions Power management Microsoft Windows ACPI and USB Bus Support Selfconfigurable to optimize power conservation in all operating modes including Standby Hold Park and Sniff Security certifications All necessary regulatory approvals for supported countries including FCC 47 CFR Part 15C Section 15247 and 15249 Power management ETS 300 328 ETS 300 826 Low Voltage Directive IEC950 Certifications UL CSA and CE Mark Serial Port Profile SPP Service Discovery Application Profile SDAP DialUp Networking DUN Generic Object Exchange Profile GOEP Object Push Profile OPP File Transfer Profile FTP Synchronization Profile SYNC Hard Copy Cable Replacement HCRP Personal Area Networking Profile PAN Human Interface Device Profile HID FAX Profile FAX Basic Imaging Profile BIP Headset Profile HSP Hands Free Profile HFP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile A2DP Broadcom 80211 bgn 1x1 Bluetooth combo Specifications Description Wireless LAN standards IEEE 80211b IEEE 80211g IEEE 80211n Interoperability WiFi certified Frequency band 80211 bgn 2402 2482 GHz note The FCC has declared as of September 1 2014 products that utilize passive scanning on channel 1213 and are capable of transmitting must fully comply with requirements of 15247 or otherwise disable those channels Data rates 80211b 1 2 55 11 Mbps 80211g 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 80211n MCS 0 MCS 07 20MHz Modulation Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum BPSK QPSK CCK 16QAM 64QAM Security IEEE and WiFi compliant 64 128 bit WEP encryption for abg mode only AESCCMP 128 bit in hardware 8021x authentication WPA WPA2 8021x WPAPSK WPA2PSK TKIP and AES WPA2 certification IEEE 80211i Cisco Certified Extensions all versions through CCX4 and CCX WAPI Network architecture models Adhoc peertopeer Infrastructure access point required Roaming IEEE 80211 compliant roaming between access points Output power 80211b 16dBm minimum 80211g 14dBm minimum 80211n HT2024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT4024GHz 13dBm minimum 80211n HT205GHz 12dBm minimum 80211n HT405GHz 12dBm minimum Power consumption Transmit 20 W Receive 16 W Idle mode PSP 180 mW WLAN Associated Idle mode 60 mW WLAN unassociated Radio disabled 30 mW Power management ACPI and PCI Express compliant power management 80211 compliant power saving mode Receiver sensitivity 80211b 1Mbps 94dBm maximum 80211b 11Mbps 86dBm maximum 80211g 6Mbps 88dBm maximum 80211g 54Mbps 74dBm maximum 80211n MCS07 69dBm maximum 80211n MCS15 66dBm maximum Antenna type High efficiency antenna with spatial diversity mounted in the display enclosure Two embedded antennas for 24 GHz are provided to the card to support WLAN and Bluetooth communications Support Dual antenna or Single antenna depend on platform requirement Form factor PCIExpress M2 MiniCard Dimensions Type 2230 23 x 22 x 30 mm Type 1630 23 x 16 x 30 mm Weight Type 2230 28 g Type 1630 2 g Operating voltage 33v 9 Temperature Operating 10 to 70 C 14 to 158 F Nonoperating 40 to 80 C 40 to 176 F Humidity Operating 10 to 90 noncondensing Nonoperating 5 to 95 noncondensing Altitude Operating 0 to 3048 m 10000 ft Nonoperating 0 to 15240 m 50000 ft LED activity LED Amber Radio OFF LED White Radio ON HP integrated module with Bluetooth 40 EDR wireless technology Specifications Description Bluetooth specification 40 EDR compliant Frequency band 2402 to 2480 MHz Number of available channels 79 1 MHz available channels Data rates and throughput 3 Mbps data rate throughput up to 217 Mbps Synchronous Connection Oriented links up to 3 64 kbps voice channels Asynchronous Connection Less links 21781 kbps1771 kbps asymmetric or 13069 kbps symmetric Transmit power The Bluetooth component shall operate as a Class II Bluetooth device with a maximum transmit power of 4 dBm for BR and EDR Receiver sensitivity Modulation 001 BER 0001 BER GFSK 80 dBm 70 dBm π4DQPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm 8DPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm Power consumption Peak Tx 330 mW Peak Rx 230 mW Selective Suspend 17 mW Range Up to 10 m 33 ft Electrical interface USB 20 compliant Point to Point Multipoint Pico Nets up to 7 slaves Bluetooth software supported Microsoft Windows Bluetooth software Full support of Bluetooth Security Provisions Power management Microsoft Windows ACPI and USB Bus Support Selfconfigurable to optimize power conservation in all operating modes including Standby Hold Park and Sniff Security All necessary regulatory approvals for supported countries including FCC 47 CFR Part 15C Section 15247 and 15249 Certifications ETS 300 328 ETS 300 826 Low Voltage Directive IEC950 UL CSA and CE Mark Serial Port Profile SPP Service Discovery Application Profile SDAP DialUp Networking DUN Generic Object Exchange Profile GOEP Object Push Profile OPP File Transfer Profile FTP Synchronization Profile SYNC Hard Copy Cable Replacement HCRP Personal Area Networking Profile PAN Human Interface Device Profile HID FAX Profile FAX Basic Imaging Profile BIP Headset Profile HSP Hands Free Profile HFP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile A2DP Broadcam 80211 abgn 2x2 and Bluetooth 40 combo Specifications Description Wireless LAN standards IEEE 80211a IEEE 80211b IEEE 80211g IEEE 80211n Interoperability WifFi certified Frequency band 80211bgn 2402 2482 GHz note The FCC has declared as of January 1 2015 products that utilize passive scanning on channel 1213 and are capable of transmitting must fully comply with requirements of 15247 or otherwise disable those channels 80211a 49 495 GHz Japan 515 525 GHz 525 535 GHz 547 5725 GHz 5825 5850 GHz note Indonesia only supports 5725 5825 GHz CH149 CH161 Antenna structure 2 transmit 2 receive 2x2 Data rates 80211a 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 80211b 1 2 55 11 Mbps 80211g 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 80211n MCS 0 MCS 15 20 MHz and 40MHz Modulation Direct sequence spread spectrum CCK BPSK QPSK 16QAM 64QAM Security IEEE and WiFi compliant 64 128 bit WEP encryption for abg mode only AESCCMP 128 bit in hardware 8021x authentication WPA WPA2 8021x WPAPSK WPA2PSK TKIP and AES WPA2 certification IEEE 80211i Cisco Certified Extensions all versions through CCX4 and CCX Lite WAPI Subchannels Multinational support with frequency bands and channels compliant to local regulations Network architecture models Adhoc peer to peer Infrastructure access point required Roaming IEEE 80211 compliant roaming between band Access Points Output power 80211b 16 dBm minimum 80211g 14 dBm minimum 80211a 14 dBm minimum 80211n HT2024GHz 13 dBm minimum 80211n HT4024GHz 13 dBm minimum 80211n HT205GHz 12 dBm minimum 80211n HT405GHz 12 dBm minimum Power consumption Transmit 20 W Receive 16 W Idle mode PSP 180 mW WLAN Associated Idle mode 60 mW WLAN unassociated Radio disabled 30 mW Power management ACPI and PCI Express compliant power management 80211 compliant power saving mode Receiver sensitivity 80211b 1Mbps 94 dBm maximum 80211b 11Mbps 86 dBm maximum 80211g 6Mbps 88 dBm maximum 80211g 54Mbps 74 dBm maximum 80211a 6Mbps 86 dBm maximum 80211a 54Mbps 72 dBm maximum 80211n MCS07 69 dBm maximum 80211n MCS15 66 dBm maximum Antenna type High efficiency antenna with spatial diversity mounted in the display enclosure Two embedded dual band 245 GHz antennas are provided to the card to support WLAN MIMO and Bluetooth communications Form factor PCIExpress M2 MiniCard Dimensions Type 2230 23 x 22 x 30 mm 009 x 086 x 118 in Type 1630 23 x 16 x 30 mm 009 x 062 x 118 in Weight Type 2230 28 g Type 1630 2 g Operating voltage 33v 9 Humidity Operating 10 to 70 C 14 to 158 F Nonoperating 40 to 80 C 40 to 176 F Altitude Operating 0 to 3048 m 10000 ft Nonoperating 0 to 15240 m 50000 ft LED activity LED Amber Radio OFF LED White Radio ON HP integrated module with Bluetooth 40 EDR wireless technology Specifications Description Bluetooth specification 40 EDR compliant Frequency band 2402 to 2480 MHz Number of available channels 79 1 MHz available channels Data rates and throughput 3 Mbps data rate throughput up to 217 Mbps Synchronous Connection Oriented links up to 3 64 kbps voice channels Asynchronous Connection Less links 21781 kbps1771 kbps asymmetric or 13069 kbps symmetric Transmit power The Bluetooth component operates as a Class II Bluetooth device with a maximum transmit power of 4 for BR and EDR Receiver sensitivity Modulation 001 BER 0001 BER GFSK 80 dBm 70 dBm π4DQPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm 8DPSK 80 dBm 70 dBm Power consumption Peak Tx 330 mW Peak Rx 230 mW Selective suspend 17 mW Range Up to 10 m 33 ft Electrical interface USB 20 compliant Bluetooth software supported link topology Microsoft Windows Bluetooth software Electrical interface Point to point multipoint Pico nets up to 7 slaves Bluetooth software supported Full support of Bluetooth security provisions Power management Microsoft Windows ACPI and USB Bus Support Selfconfigurable to optimize power conservation in all operating modes including Standby Hold Park and Sniff Security All necessary regulatory approvals for supported countries including FCC 47 CFR Part 15C Section 15247 and 15249 Certifications ETS 300 328 ETS 300 826 Low Voltage Directive IEC950 UL CSA and CE Mark Serial Port Profile SPP Service Discovery Application Profile SDAP DialUp Networking DUN Generic Object Exchange Profile GOEP Object Push Profile OPP File Transfer Profile FTP Synchronization Profile SYNC Hard Copy Cable Replacement HCRP Personal Area Networking Profile PAN Human Interface Device Profile HID FAX Profile FAX Basic Imaging Profile BIP Headset Profile HSP Hands Free Profile HFP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile A2DP Realtek ethernet 101001000 Specifications Description Ethernet features 10 Mbits operation 10BASET IEEE 8023i IEEE 8023 clauses 1314 100 Mbits operation 100BASETX IEEE 8023u IEEE 8023 clauses 2130 1000 Mbits operation 1000BASET IEEE 8023ab IEEE 8023 clauses 40 AutoNegotiation Automatic Speed Selection Full Duplex Operation at all Speeds Half Duplex operation at 10 and 100 Mbits IEEE 8021p QoS Quality of Service Support IEEE 8021q VLAN support IEEE 8023x Flow Control IEEE 8023 clauses 3132 configurable IEEE 8023az EEE Energy Efficient Ethernet Jumbo Frame 9K Auto MDIMDIX Crossover cable detection Power management ACPI compliant multiple power modes Situationsensitive features reduce power consumption Advanced link down power saving for reducing link down power consumption Performance features TCPIPUDP Checksum Offload configurable Protocol Offload ARP NS Large send offload and Giant send offload Receiving Side Scaling Manageability WakeonLAN from standby and hibernation Magic Packet and Microsoft WakeUp Frame WakeonLAN from off Magic Packet only PXE 21 Remote Boot Statistics Gathering SNMP MIB II Ethernetlike MIB Ethernet MIB 8023x clause 30 Comprehensive diagnostic and configuration software suite Virtual Cable Doctor for Ethernet cable status Interface PCI Express 11to fully support ASPM L0sL1 and CLKREQ NIC device driver name Realtek PCIe GBE Ethernet Family Controller Audiomultimedia DTS studio sound Specifications Description Hardware Implementation conexant Function controls volume up volume down and mute Full duplex yes Microphone in stereo Headphoneline out stereo Integrated microphone yes dual digital microphone array Audio output quality Frequency response 20 Hz 20k Hz Signal to noise ratio 106 dB DAC 102 dB ADC Total harmonic distortion 91 dB THDn on line outHP 0003 Play sampling rate up to 192 k Hz Record sampling rate up to 96 k Hz DAC 16 20 or 24bit ADC 16 20 24bit Integrated stereo speakers Power rating 2 watts Impedance 4 ohms Power Specifications Description Power supply 45 W Smart AC adapter 65 W EM Smart AC adapter China and India only 45 W Smart AC adapter 2prong Japan only Battery HP 4cell 44 WHr Liion Optional HP 6cell Long Life 55 WHr Liion HP Fast Charge is available on 6cell battery only System standby time 4cell 44 WHr battery Up to 15 days 6cell 55 WHr long life battery Up to 16 days Power conservation Supports enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology allows Battery Optimized Mode Maximum Performance Mode or Automatic mode AMD PowerPlay technology discrete models Hibernation Standby ACPI compliance HP 45W smart AC adapter Specifications Description Dimensions 95 x 40 x 265 cm 374 x 157 x 104 in Weight 175 g 0386 lb Input 90 to 265 VAC Input efficiency 8774 at 115 VAC and 884 at 230 VAC Input frequency range 47 to 63 Hz Input AC current 14 A at 90 VAC Output power 45 W DC output 195 V Holdup time 5 MS at 115 VAC input Output current limit 80 A Over voltage protection 29 V max automatic shutdown Over short protection Autorecovery and no damage Connector 3pin grounded mates with interchangeable cords Environmental design Operating temperature 0 to 35 C 32 to 95 F Nonoperating storage temperature 20 to 85 C 4 to 185 F Altitude 0 to 5000 m 0 to 16400 ft Humidity 20 to 95 Storage humidity 10 to 95 EMI and safety certifications CE Mark full compliance with LVD and EMC directives Worldwide safety standards IEC60950 EN60950 UL60950 Class1 SELV Agency approvals CULUS NORDICS DENAN EN55022 Class B FCC Class B CISPR22 Class B CCC NOM1 NYCE MTBF over 200000 hours at 25C ambient condition HP 65W EM smart AC adapter PRC India only Specifications Description Dimensions 1265 x 5 x 3 cm 498 x 197 x 118 in Weight 290 g 062 lb Input 90 to 265 VAC Input efficiency 87 at 115 VAC Input frequency range 47 to 63 Hz Input AC current 17 A at 90 VAC Output power 65 W DC output 195 V Holdup time 5 MS at 115 VAC input Output current limit 110 A Over voltage protection 29 V max automatic shutdown Over short protection Autorecovery and no damage Connector 3pin grounded mates with interchangeable cords Environmental design Operating temperature 0 to 35 C 32 to 95 F Nonoperating storage temperature 20 to 85 C 4 to 185 F Altitude 0 to 5000 m 0 to 16400 ft Humidity 20 to 95 Storage humidity 10 to 95 EMI and safety certifications CE Mark full compliance with LVD and EMC directives Worldwide safety standards IEC60950 EN60950 UL60950 Class1 SELV Agency approvals CULUS NORDICS DENAN EN55022 Class B FCC Class B CISPR22 Class B CCC NOM1 NYCE MTBF over 200000 hours at 25C ambient condition HP 65W smart AC adapter Specifications Description Dimensions 1265 x 5 x 3 cm 498 x 197 x 118 in Weight 290 g 062 lb Input 90 to 265 VAC Input efficiency 87 at 115 VAC Input frequency range 47 to 63 Hz Input AC current 17 A at 90 VAC Output power 65 W DC output 195 V Holdup time 5 MS at 115 VAC input Output current limit 110 A Over voltage protection 29 V max automatic shutdown Over short protection Autorecovery and no damage Connector 3pin grounded mates with interchangeable cords Environmental design Operating temperature 0 to 35 C 32 to 95 F Nonoperating storage temperature 20 to 85 C 4 to 185 F Altitude 0 to 5000 m 0 to 16400 ft Humidity 20 to 95 Storage humidity 10 to 95 EMI and safety certifications CE Mark full compliance with LVD and EMC directives Worldwide safety standards IEC60950 EN60950 UL60950 Class1 SELV Agency approvals CULUS NORDICS DENAN EN55022 Class B FCC Class B CISPR22 Class B CCC NOM1 NYCE MTBF over 200000 hours at 25C ambient condition Batteries HP 4cell long life 44 WHr Liion Specifications Description Dimensions H x W x L 334 x 2758 x 206 mm 132 x 1086 x 081 in Weight 03 kg 066 lb Cellstype 4 cell LithiumIon Voltage 148 V Amphour capacity 3 Ah Watthour capacity 44 Wh Temperature Operating charging 0 to 45 C 32 to 113 F Operating discharging 10 to 60 C 14 to 122 F Nonoperating 20 to 60 C 4 to 122 F Battery recharge time System in off or standby mode 3 hours Fuel gauge LED No Warranty 1 year Optional travel battery available No HP 6cell long life 55 WHr Liion Specifications Description Dimensions H x W x L 3531 x 4959 x 2772 mm 139 x 195 x 1091 in Weight 340 g 072 lb Cellstype Cylindrical ICR18650 C4 Voltage 1068 V Amphour capacity 515 Ah Watthour capacity 55 Wh Temperature Operating charging 0 to 45 C 32 to 113 F Operating discharging 10 to 60 C 14 to 140 F Nonoperating 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F Battery recharge time System in off or standby mode 3 hours System on 3 5 hours Fuel gauge LED No Warranty 3 year or 1000 cycles Optional travel battery available No Physical specifications Specifications Description Weight Starting at 15 kg 331 lb Dimensions Nontouch 326 x 2335 x 199 to 209 cm 1283 x 919 x 078 to 083 in Touch 326 x 2337 x 214 to 224 cm 1283 x 92 x 084 to 088 in SoftwareOS Specifications Description Operating system Preinstalled Windows 10 Pro 64 Windows 10 Home 64 Windows 81 Pro 64 Windows 81 64 Windows 7 Professional 64 available through downgrade rights from Windows 10 Pro Windows 7 Professional 32 available through downgrade rights from Windows 10 Pro Windows 7 Professional 64 Windows 7 Professional 32 FreeDOS 20 Web only support Windows 10 Enterprise 64 Windows 81 Enterprise 64 Windows 7 Professional 32 Windows 7 Enterprise 64 Windows 7 Enterprise 32 BIOS HP BIOSphere HP DriveLock HP Automatic DriveLock HP BIOS Protection Master Boot Record Security Power On Authentication PreBoot Security Secure Erase Hybrid Boot Windows 81 later Measure Boot Windows 81 later Secure Boot Windows 81 later Absolute Persistence Module Multimedia Cyberlink Power DVD BD Cyberlink Power2Go Secure Burn Cyberlink YouCam BE Windows 7 only Communication HP GPS and Location Windows 7 only HP Connection Manager with support for HP Mobile Connect Windows 7 only HP Mobile Connect Windows 81 later Intel Wireless Display WiDi Software for Windows Native Miracast Support HP value add software HP 3D DriveGuard HP ePrint Driver HP Hotkey HP Recovery Manager HP Recovery Disc Creator HP Unified Recovery Manager Windows 81 and 10 only HP Registration App Windows 81 later HP Support Assistant HP Noise Reduction Software 3rd party Foxit PhantomPDF Express for HP HP Caller Dashboard Built by Thug Labs Microsoft products Buy Office Bing Search Skype Manageability HP Driver Packs HP SoftPaq Download Manager SDM HP System Software Manager SSM HP BIOS Config Utility BCU HP Client Catalog HP CIK for Microsoft SCCM LANDESK Management Client security software Absolute Persistence Module HP Drive Encryption HP Security Manager Microsoft Security Essentials Microsoft Defender Security Preboot Authentication Security lock slot Lock sold separately Optional Fingerprint Reader TPM Warranty information Terms of warranty apply to the individual model purchased To see if your HP product is still in warranty go to the HP Product Warranty Check page CountryRegion Serbia

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HP Customer Support Knowledge Base HP PCs Advanced Microphone Troubleshooting Windows 10 8 This document applies to HP and Compaq computers and tablets with Windows 10 or 8 This document provides solutions to a variety of problems that can occur when using microphones Before you begin While troubleshooting the microphone you might need to disconnect it from the computer Some USB microphones need to be disconnected according to manufacturers instructions caution Always follow the manufacturers instructions for disconnecting USB devices from the computer Some USB devices must be turned off andor ejected before they are disconnected from the computer Other USB devices support the Windows Safely Remove Hardware feature Checking the microphone First rule out that the microphone problem is not one of the following issues Software If the microphone came with software make sure it is installed properly and is compatible with your version of Windows Power If the microphone operates on battery power make sure the batteries are correctly seated and are functional If the microphone operates on external power make sure that all the power connections are secure and the power cord is connected to a power source Volume If the microphone has a volume control make sure it is turned up half way Connection Connect and disconnect the microphone from the computer port USB connector If the device uses a USB connector disconnect and then reconnect the USB connector to the computer If the computer still does not recognize the device try plugging the USB connector into a different port on the computer Jack connector If the device uses a jack connector disconnect and then reconnect the jack connector to the computer Make sure the jack connector type you are using is compatible with your computer Two types of connectors are available on HP computers The connectors are marked with symbols next them Connectors on the computer marked with only a microphone support input sound only and work with a standard threepin microphone Figure Standard threepin plug Connectors on the computer marked with a headset with a microphone support sound and the use of a microphone when used with a headset with a fourpin plug and a microphone Figure Fourpin plug note Some devices use a mini jack connector This smaller connector is not compatible with HP computers and you might need an adapter to use your device Also using an adapter might affect the quality of the audio This does not mean that your computer has a problem Figure Example of a jack adapter Make sure the jack connector is connected to the correct port Digital audio jack ports Analog audio jack ports are color coded Common color coding is shown below however colors can vary Newer computers might also have a headset combination headphones and microphone port The headset port has a headset icon next to the port This port can be used for headsets headphones and microphones Microphone jack port Headphones jack port Older computers have individual ports one for the microphone and one for headphones You can identify the port by the icon next to it Gray Black and Orange side rear csub are for speakers Pink mic is for microphones Green out is for headphones Blue in is for audio input like DVD players tape players and other sound producing devices If the computer recognizes the microphone and it now functions correctly the problem is resolved If the computer does not recognize the microphone continue to Step 6 of this section If the computer recognizes the microphone but it still does not function correctly continue to Step 6 of this section Connect the microphone to an alternative device such as another computer and try to use it If the microphone functions correctly when connected to the alternative device then a driver or computer recognition issue might be causing the problem Continue to the next section of this document to check for an update to the audio driver If the microphone does not function correctly when connected to the alternative device then the microphone might need to be replaced Updating the audio driver Updating the audio driver can resolve many microphone issues Use the following steps to check for and install audio driver updates Connect to the Internet In Windows search for and open Device Manager Doubleclick Sound video and game controllers Rightclick the name of the sound hardware and select Update Driver Software Figure Update Driver Software option in Device Manager Click Search automatically for updated driver software and wait for Windows to update the driver software Figure Updated Driver Software Search automatically for updated driver software Windows checks to see if updated driver software is available If an update is available let Windows install the update When the update is installed successfully a Windows has finished installing the driver software for this device window displays Test the microphone If updating the driver did not resolve the issue continue to the next section Using the Troubleshooting tool The troubleshooting tool can fix common problems with audio recording Follow these steps to use the Troubleshooting tool In Windows search for and open Troubleshooting Under Hardware and Sound click Troubleshoot audio recording then click when the Recording Audio window opens Figure Troubleshoot audio recording Click in the Recording Audio window Select the device you would like to troubleshoot click then follow the onscreen instructions Figure Select device to troubleshoot If a recommended action displays select or Skip this step to continue to search for other problems If your problem has not been resolved continue to the next section of this document Checking the sound settings There are a number of options in Windows sound settings that need to be configured so that the computer recognizes and works with the microphone Use the steps below to modify the sound configuration as necessary for your microphone Open the Sound window Connect the microphone to the computer In Windows search for and open Sound The Sound window opens Click the Recording tab in the Sound window Figure Recording tab in the Sound window Then use the following steps to troubleshoot the microphone Step 1 Make sure the computer recognizes the microphone In the Sound window click the Recording tab Rightclick an empty area of the Sound window Click Show Disabled Devices and Show Disconnected Devices Figure Disabled and disconnected devices shown in the Sound window If the microphone is listed as Currently unavailable or Not plugged in disconnect it then reconnect it to the port If the microphone is still not detected refer to the Check the microphone section of this document Test the microphone by speaking into it Look at the gray bars next to the device name on the Recording tab If the gray bars next to the device name change to green the device is active and an audio signal is passing through the microphone port The issue should now be resolved However you might still want to make sure the microphone is set as the default microphone using the Step 2 Setting the default microphone section of this document If the bars remain gray and inactive the computer is not recognizing a signal Leave the recording tab open and refer to the Step 2 Setting the default microphone section of this document Figure Sound window with Recording tab showing a detected signal for the Microphone device Step 2 Setting the default microphone The microphone you want to use might need to be set as the default microphone Follow these steps to set your microphone as the default microphone From the Recording tab of the Sound window select the port that you want to use There could be one or more ports If the device you want to use contains a small circle with an arrow pointing down the device is disabled To enable the device rightclick the device name and select Enable Figure Enable selection in the Sound window Click Set Default to make this device the default audio input device Figure Set Default option in the Sound window Click OK to make the changes Step 3 Checking volume and mute settings The volume for the microphone might be muted or turned down making the computer appear unresponsive to the microphone Use the following steps to check the speaker volume levels for the microphone Unplug all other sound devices before performing this step From the Recording tab of the Sound window select an active microphone then click Properties Figure Recording tab The Microphone Properties window opens Click the Levels tab Figure Levels tab If the Mute button is on click it to turn off mute The Volume button should show as a blue speaker without the red circle Use the slider bar to raise the Microphone level to at least 75 If Microphone Boost is available adjust to 200 dB Click OK Raising the microphone volume level If the microphone volume is too low then the microphone levels in Windows might need to be changed Follow the steps in this section to resolve the issue Click the Recording tab Select the microphone then click Properties Figure Recording tab in the Sound window Click the Levels tab Change the microphone level to 100 and the Microphone Boost to 100dB Figure Levels tab in the Microphone Properties window Click Disconnect and reconnect the microphone Check the microphone recording level Resolving microphone issues by disabling enhancements Sometimes microphone and sound enhancements can cause issues with the microphone Use the following steps to disable microphone enhancements Rightclick the Volume icon on the taskbar Select Recording devices Figure Selecting Recording devices in the volume menu Doubleclick the Microphone you are troubleshooting to open the properties page for that device Figure Recording tab in the Sound settings Open the Enhancements tab and select Disable All Sound Effect Click click OK and test the microphone again Changing the format of the microphone Check to see if using a different default audio format fixes your microphone issue Rightclick the Volume icon on the taskbar Select Recording devices Figure Selecting Recording devices in the volume menu Doubleclick the Microphone you are troubleshooting to open the properties page for that device Figure Recording tab in the Sound settings On the Advanced tab select any of the 16bit options in the list Figure Changing the default format of the microphone Click click OK and test the microphone again Resolving microphone issues when running more than one application at a time Microphone problems can occur when running more than one application at a time For example talking on a headset while playing an online game To improve microphone function when using more than one application at a time follow these steps In Windows search for and open Sound The Sound window opens Click the Recording tab Select the microphone then click Properties Figure Recording tab in the Sound window Click the Advanced tab Remove the check from the box next to Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device Figure Advanced properties tab in the Microphone Properties window Click Disconnect and reconnect the microphone Then check the microphone recording level Testing a microphone using Voice Recorder Windows 10 Use Voice Recorder to find out if the computer can record a signal from the microphone and play it back Use the following steps to create an audio file Plug the microphone into the computer In Windows 10 search for and open Voice Recorder The recorder opens Figure Voice Recorder window Click the microphone icon to start the recording Then speak into the microphone When finished recording click Stop Recording in the center of the blue circle Figure Stop recording Rightclick Recording then select Open file location Figure Open file location The recording is automatically saved to Sound recordings in your Documents folder Figure Sound recordings folder Doubleclick the filename of your recording When the Groove Music app opens click the Play icon to listen to the recording Figure Groove Music App Testing a microphone using Windows Sound Recorder Windows 8 Use the Windows Sound Recorder to find out if the computer can record a signal from the microphone and play it back Use the following steps to create an audio file Plug the microphone into the computer In Windows 8 search for and open Sound Recorder note Two Sound Recorder options display in the search results list Select the Sound Recorder option next to the gray microphone icon Figure Selecting Sound Recorder from the search list The Sound Recorder opens Click Start Recording then speak into the microphone Figure Sound Recorder initial screen When finished recording click Stop Recording Figure Sound Recorder while recording A Save as screen automatically opens Type a filename and click Save A WAV or WMA file is created in the OneDrive Documents folder Figure Sound Recorder Save As screen Find and doubleclick the filename of your recording to play back the recorded sound The file should play from the sound software that is associated with the audio file type You can open the sound file using Windows Media Player Figure Windows Media Player option Microphone does not work with Skype or other Internet software If the microphone is not working with Skype the wrong microphone might be selected as the default Open the Sound window then use the steps in the Setting the default microphone section of this document Microphone fails after a webcam or a USB microphone is installed To use the microphone on a webcam or a USB microphone it might need to be configured separately using the software that came with the device Make sure the USB device and any associated software is compatible with your version of Windows If you want to use a different microphone than the USB microphone or webcam open the Sound window then follow the steps in the Setting the default microphone section of this document Bang Olufsen Microphone does not record unless you are directly in front of the PC With the Bang Olufsen audio microphone the microphone does not recognize or record voice unless the speaker is sitting directly in front of the notebook To correct this use the following steps Open the Bang Olufsen Audio application and select Input Figure Bang Olufsen Audio app showing the Input settings To reduce background sounds and optimize the microphone for multiple voices select Multiple voices The Multiple voices setting has a wider range than the Only my voice setting Figure Selecting the Multiple voices setting USB ports not recognized Sometimes a USBconnected headphone and headset do not work because of a problem with the USB ports on the computer If you have not been able to resolve the problem after trying the steps in this document then go to Troubleshooting USB Connections Windows 10 8 CountryRegion United States

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SharePoint Sites Create a communication site in SharePoint Online Create a communication site in SharePoint Online SharePoint Online Office for business SharePoint Server 2019 Create a SharePoint communication site to share news reports status and other information in a visually compelling format Communication sites are responsive and can be viewed from anywhere on any device Notes When you create a communication site an Office 365 group is not created Some functionality is introduced gradually to organizations that have set up the targeted release options in Office 365 This means that you may not yet see this feature or it may look different than what is described in the help articles Last updated July 26 2018 Should I create a communication site or a team site Use a communication site to broadcast information out to a broad audience With a communication site typically only a small set of members contribute content that is consumed by a much larger audience If you want to collaborate with other members of your team or with others on a specific project a is the better choice With a team site typically all or most members can contribute content to the site and the information is limited to only the members of the team or project and specific stakeholders Steps to create a communication site Sign in to Office 365 For help see Where to sign in to Office 365 In the top left corner of the page select the app launcher icon and then select the SharePoint tile If you dont see the SharePoint tile click the Sites tile or All if SharePoint is not visible At the top of the SharePoint home page click and choose the Communication site option Notes If your plan is to associate the new communication site with a SharePoint hub site you can streamline the process by first navigating to the hub site and clicking the link in the top right corner there The new communication site will automatically be associated with that hub site If you dont see the link selfservice site creation may be disabled in Office 365 Contact the person administering Office 365 in your organization to create a team site If youre a tenant administrator see Manage site creation in SharePoint Online to enable selfservice site creation for your organization or Manage sites in the new SharePoint admin center to create a site from the SharePoint Online admin center Select one of the following site designs Topic to share information such as news events and other content Showcase to use photos or images to showcase a product team or event Blank to create your own design Give your new communication site a name and in the Site description box add some text that lets people know the purpose of your site If enabled by your admin choose a site classification in the Site classification section The options listed can pertain to sensitivity of information or to the lifecycle of information on your site Select a language for your site For SharePoint Server 2019 your system admin must enable and install language packs for this option to be available Caution Once you select a language for your site and create the site you cant change the language to something else later Click Finish Your site will be created and will appear among the sites youre following Your site will not inherit the permission settings or navigation of other sites To share your communication site with others see Note If your screen doesnt match the images above it means that your administrator has site creation set to the classic site creation experience See Which version of SharePoint am I using for more details Next steps Now that youve created a communication site learn how you can customize and get the most out of it Customize your SharePoint site Customizing the modern experiences in SharePoint Online Add a page to a site Using web parts on pages Use the Hero web part Help in creating and adding to sites Manage user site creation in SharePoint Online Create a site in SharePoint Online Expand your Office skills Explore training Get new features first Join Office Insiders

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