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Originally Posted by JinnKai
Please know that there are two functions to Windows Volume Control. Go to it (right click the speaker in the tray, or Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Advanced) and select Options > Properties.
Select "Recording," making sure that "Microphone" is selected to display. Verify that Microphone is NOT muted, and that the checkbox for "Select" is enabled beneath it (and no other inputs).
If you want an echo ( to hear yourself ) make sure also that under Playback > Microphone it is unmuted.
If that doesn't work, try selecting "Line in" under Recording, rather than Microphone.
Furthermore, how are you verifying that you aren't recieving input? What program are you using to record?
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I've made sure that the mic is selected in the Sounds and Audio Devices, as well as with the master volume control in the tray. I've not gotten any input from a microphone using Ventrilo, the Creative software that came with the soundcard, or the windows tester.
And I've also tried using "Line in" instead of the Microphone channel