1. Click on the “start” then “All Programs”

2. Open the “Accessories” file then click on “Sound Recorder”

3. When the new window opens, connect your microphone with your computer and then click on “Start Recording”

4. After recording, click on “Stop Recording” and then save the audio file wherever you want by the name you want.

Ps. These photos taken by me through my computer. It has Windows 7 system. I don't know if these steps will work with other systems. but I think they are alike. Try it and let me know if it works.Ps. Let me know if there is any question.I wish you get the benefit from posting this blog.Skoon...
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  • Try Audacity..guys...I use it as a replacement for Windows' default audio recording.
  • thank u skoon

    it's useful

    :P

  • Come on,Rabab!Be brave...:))

    We are all dying to hear your voice!

  • Thank you anele for explaining the stelps for XP users. :)

  • It's working with XP too but in different way. I'm not sure of its way. But if you're interested, I'll look for it, Achan!
  • Perhaps sound recorder application is available for Windows 7 and Vista only. I could not find it because I still use XP.
  • You are most welcome dear !!
  • You are most welcome all of my friends :)
  • Excellent guide! Thank you! You guys are doing a great job helping each other out. We should collect all of these technical help links and put them together in a blog.
  • Thanks for showing us the ropes!
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