You may log into our Voice Demo Room - "Here" - and test the actual Voxwire system.

If your sound does not work, please check to see that your microphone and speakers are inserted completely into the correct plugs on your computer. If you are using external speakers, make sure they are plugged into a power outlet, turned on and the volume is up.

Confirm that the volume slider controls (in toolbar at top of window) are toward the right. If your system is working properly, you should be able to speak for a couple seconds then hear your voice.

If that does not work, we suggest you test your microphone and speakers on your computer itself, outside the Voxwire DemoRoom. The following steps will guide you through that process.

You can test to see if your microphone is working on your computer by recording a short message in the Windows Sound Recorder program. You will find it under Start > Programs > Accessories > Multi Media or Entertainment > Sound Recorder. Simply hit the red button, talk into the microphone, and then hit the play button. If you do not hear anything, then there is a problem with your settings, microphone, speakers, sound card, plug, or other element of your system.

Sometimes a computer's sound settings have been inadvertently disabled. On your taskbar, right click on the icon of an audio speaker and select "Open Volume Controls" (or you can open your Sound and Audio in the Control Panel). Under the "Options" settings, select "Advanced Controls" > "Properties" and then highlight "Recording." Click "OK." The window will change to your Microphone settings. Make sure the Microphone Volume Settings are set to the highest level.

Then click on "Advanced" at the bottom of the microphone controls. Select the "Microphone Boost" and click "Close". This will help amplify the volume of your microphone. Try another recording test.

If that does not work, you will need to contact the company that sold the computer to you or another service facility. Unfortunately, we do not service computers themselves, just our own MeetingRooms.

1. My computer will not load the MeetingRoom. What should I do?
2. Do you offer free software version upgrades?
3. Should I accept the security alert during the download process?
4. Does Voxwire work over satellite connections?
5. Can I use the Voxwire MeetingRoom if I have a Macintosh, Linux, WebTV, or Unix platform?
6. Will Voxwire work thru a NatD (network address translation device) gateway/firewall?
7. What should I do if I get an error message that I am using the incorrect Access Code?
8. Do you have an Uninstall Program option?
9. What is the download size of the Voxwire MeetingRoom?
10. I am unable to connect to the Voxwire Servers for some reason. What is the problem?
11. What happens if more people try to enter my Room than my capacity permits?
12. What is the best way to invite people into my Room?
13. How do I resize my windows?
14. How do I access the Voxwire MeetingRoom?
15. Is the Voxwire MeetingRoom compatible with Microsoft Windows NT?
16. Can I use the Voxwire MeetingRoom with America Online?
17. What equipment and system requirements do I need to use the Voxwire MeetingRoom?
18. Will Voxwire Meeting Rooms work with Windows 95 operating system?
19. Can I customize room entry on my website? So that my guests use the exaxt name I want them to? So that they do not even see the Voxwire brand before entering the room?
20. What does the error "Unable to Create Room" mean?
21. What should I do if I get an error message, "Unable to Launch"?
22. I received an error "you must enable cookies". What do I do?
23. What do I do when I get an "invalid page fault" error?
24. What should I do when I receive an "Alias in Use" error message?
25. When I try to enter a Voxwire Room, I am prompted to "run this program from its current location", but nothing happens regardless of what I choose. What should I do?
26. What do I do after receiving an error message "you have an old client version, please upgrade"?
27. When I attempt to enter room, I receive the message "Invalid Login" - What do I do?