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quentin meyer_743 · Jul 16, 2019

hello I have a problem on the Xbox application when but friend that I joined in group hear an echo and a noise sour

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bowski477

There is no such app for Xbox 360. Only for Xbox One.

mocoworm

I had this issue when either mine, or my friends headsets were not plugged in properly. I was causing loads of echo on the chat and it turned out that the lead which is connected to my headset was not fully in the socket. Weird, I know, but as soon as
I pushed it all the way in the echo went away.

Check all your connections, and remember it may not be you that is causing the issue. It could be someone else on the chat.

mocoworm

I had this issue when either mine, or my friends headsets were not plugged in properly. I was causing loads of echo on the chat and it turned out that the lead which is connected to my headset was not fully in the socket. Weird, I know, but as soon as
I pushed it all the way in the echo went away.

Check all your connections, and remember it may not be you that is causing the issue. It could be someone else on the chat.

XBF Leo G

Hello quentin meyer_743,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We understand that you hear an echo and noise when you are in a party with your friend. We recommend making sure that

Windows 10 is up to date. Also, the sensitivity on the microphone might be a little too high. We will provide steps on how to access your microphone levels. Be sure to let us know the results!

How to access your microphone level:

1. Type in “Sound” in the Search box and select
Sound (Control Panel) from the list.

2. Select the
Recording tab.

3. Right-click (or tap and hold) on the active microphone input device and select
Properties.

4. Select the Levels tab.

XBF Leo G

Hello quentin meyer_743,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We understand that you hear an echo and noise when you are in a party with your friend. We recommend making sure that

Windows 10 is up to date. Also, the sensitivity on the microphone might be a little too high. We will provide steps on how to access your microphone levels. Be sure to let us know the results!

How to access your microphone level:

1. Type in “Sound” in the Search box and select
Sound (Control Panel) from the list.

2. Select the
Recording tab.

3. Right-click (or tap and hold) on the active microphone input device and select
Properties.

4. Select the Levels tab.

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