Audio with Live Meeting not working in Windows Vista

[FRITZ31]

Hi,
I am an employer of marketing company. I am used Windows-based Live Meeting 2007 client for audio and video conference with my client but the issue is the audio device on a Windows Vista-based computer does not work after we use the Windows-based Live Meeting 2007 client to join a audio and video conference. Before that i am using windows XP and that time its working fine. Please help or suggest for any setting. I am used Sony Laptop. Thanks.

[Raine]

Basically this issue occurs when there is a conflict between Windows Speech Recognition in Windows Vista and the Live Meeting 2007 client. When Windows Vista starts, Windows Speech Recognition also starts. Therefore, the Live Meeting 2007 client cannot use the audio device. So you need to change the Audio setting of Windows Vista for fix this issue, You will change setting through Audio support software by control panel. If you found any issue reply me.

[Sam.D]

To resolve this issue, make sure that no application has exclusive control of the audio device. To do this, follow these steps:
# Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Sound.
# In the Sound dialog box, click the Playback tab, click the speaker device, and then click Properties.
# Click the Advanced tab, click to clear the Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device check box, and then click OK.
# In the Sound dialog box, click the Recording tab, click the microphone device, and then click Properties.
# Click the Advanced tab, click to clear the Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device check box, and then click OK.

[ZeDaX]

You will also automatically diagnose and repair problems with sound and audio on your computer, when your computer does not play audio is follows
# Identify if the volume of your audio device is set too low to hear
# Identify if your audio device is disabled or turned off in Windows
# Determine if your audio device is plugged in
# You receive an error that states: There might be a problem with your audio device

[ThoMas321]

You may also check the error with Microsoft Automated Troubleshooting service that is on Windows Vista. Microsoft Automated Troubleshooting Services scans your computer and detects the root causes of common problems, then Automatically fixes the problems that it finds, and Offers additional resources if the problem isn't fixed. If you found any issue after that please reply.

[Macarenas]

Make sure that the speaker volume is not muted or turned down too low. Yo may check this as follows:
# Open Volume Control by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then, under Audio Devices and Sound, clicking Adjust system volume.
# Under Main Volume, move the slider up or down to raise or lower the volume.