Windows 10: How to aggregate internal audio & mic Windows 11

Hello, I need help with Windows audio drivers. I use Windows 11 and ClickUp via Chrome to record screen videos. I need to capture both my mic I use a headset audio and internal audio e.g., from YouTube or Zoom simultaneously. Currently, ClickUp only lets me select one input device at a time. Is there a way to record both audio sources together? maybe a virtual audio device that aggregates both? Thanks!

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A problem with the internal mic

This is on a Gateway laptop model NV570P-18U, OS Win 10 Pro 64 bit. The Gateway has 1 audio jack for the mic and audio out. I have the audio adapter to have 2 jacks, in and out. I am trying to feed the audio out of my short wave receiver into the mic input on the laptop to decode digital ham radio transmissions. But the laptop is only hearing the internal mic. If I connect an external mic to the jack, the external mic works and the internal mic turns off. But I don't know why the internal mic won't turn off when the S/W receiver is plugged in. Is there a software switch available to manually turn off the internal mic?

 

headset and/or internal mic not working

I can't get my headset to work in windows 7. the mic is acknowledged but doesn't work. I have uninstalled the audio drivers - rebooted and had them reinstall - both with the headset and mic plugged in and unplugged. The internal mic is not showing. So
I have neither the internal mic nor the external mic to work with.

 

Internal mic no longer works after update

Hi, I did a system update yesterday and after it had completed my internal mic no longer works. I discovered this just as I was about to give an on-line lecture. The mic worked fine the day previously, and when I look in the device manager it isn't on
the list. All I seem to have is the realtek high definition audio device as the input for recording, when I enabled it the mic still didn't work. But, what did happen was that if I played audio I got a feedback echo. As if the headphones where acting as
a mic! If I disbale it the echo stops. I tried to restart Windows Audio in the Services dialogue box, and this just gave the feedback loop.

I know the internal mic is still there as I haven't dismantled the laptop (!), so what has happened? As I say the issue only came up after doing the Windows update.

I could really do with the mic working again, please help!