Voicemod should solve any problem with the drivers automatically. Even so, here are detailed steps you can take to check that everything is correctly installed:
Check if Voicemod Virtual Audio Device in your Device Manager is enabled:
- Open your Device Manager: Press and hold (or right-click) the Start button, then select Device Manager from the context menu.
- Expand the list of devices in the Sound section.
- There is a device called Voicemod Virtual Audio Device?
- If there is no device called Voicemod Virtual Audio Device.
- Send us an email with the text: There is no device called “Voicemod Virtual Audio Device”
- If there is a device called Voicemod Virtual Audio Device
- Be sure that the device is enabled
- Right-click on Voicemod Virtual Audio Device and click on Enable if it is not enabled.
Check if your Voicemod input and output devices in Windows Sound are enabled:
- Go to the Control Panel -> Sound
- Go to the Playback tab.
- Right button in the list of devices and enable the option that says “Show disabled devices”.
- Search the Voicemod Line “Voicemod Virtual Audio Device (WDM)”
- Right button on the device and enable it.
- Go to the Recording tab.
- Right button in the list of devices and enable the option that says “Show disabled devices”.
- Search the Voicemod Microphone “Voicemod Virtual Audio Device (WDM)”
- Right button on the device and enable it.
Click on Ok to save the changes.