Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound > Communications tab, check 'Do nothing' for 'When Windows detects communications activity:'.Uninstall and reinstall specified drivers above.Device Manager > Sound, video and game controllers, both Intel® Display Audio and Realtek High Definition Audio (SST) make sure they are neither disabled, malfunction nor outdated.Device Manager > Audio inputs and outputs, both Microphone Array (Realtek High Definition Audio (SST)) and Speakers (Realtek High Definiton Audio (SST)) make sure they are neither disabled, malfunction nor outdated.Settings > Privacy > App permissions (Microphone), make sure 'Allow apps to access your microphone' is on.Make sure my single-jack earphone cable is properly plugged in the single earphone port.Make sure my laptop's audio port is functional.Make sure the earphone I am using is functional, both I/O.Someone please save me, I am so lost right now. I googled for almost an hour, literally went through 10+ articles (90% of their methods are similar) and tried out every single possible fix. After further investigation I realize something is wrong with the system configuration (software issue), the mic issue is not solely on Discord. It stays undetected until today I was trying to communicate with my gaming friends on Discord and found out my mic isn't working properly. I installed this version last week and I am sure this issue comes after 1903 is installed, previously version 1803 & 1809 I have no such problem at all. My laptop is running on Windows 10 version 1903. I've tried everything this guy listed in a forum: Device Manager lists it as Microphone Array (Intel Smart Sound Technology (Intel SST)) It worked lastt year, and hasn't worked in a Web-Ex meeting, or even with Cortana or Google search. I've tried every Windows t/s option, uninstalled/reinstalled h/w, drivers. I've got an Acer Swift 3 8th gen i-7 with a 1TB SSD added from Crucial and 24GB RAM also from Crucial I don't want to lose.

No enhancements tab for microphone