In Google Meet, my participants always hear loud noise. It doe not happen to Team or Zoom or any other app, just Google Meet.

Dear Ten Sochon

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Based on your description, the primary concern is localized audio interference (beeping) that occurs exclusively during Google Meet sessions on a Surface Pro. This can happen due to compatibility between Google Meet's noise processing and Windows audio features, like enhancements in the Realtek drivers common on Surface devices. 

To give you the most specific and effective steps, please clarify one thing before I confirm anything: 

• Are you using Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome? 
• Are you using the built-in Surface microphones, or a Bluetooth/wired headset? 
• Are you using the "Google Meet" Progressive Web App (installed from the browser) or just a standard browser tab? 
• What is your Windows version (Windows 10 or Windows 11)? 
• Does the beep happen immediately or after speaking? Any Realtek Audio Console app installed? 

Here are the most effective steps to resolve this: 

• Right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar > Open [Sound settings] > Click "Sound Control Panel" on the right. > On the Recording tab, right-click your microphone > [Properties] > [Enhancements] tab. > Check "Disable all enhancements" > [Apply] > [OK] > Test in Google Meet. 
• Please visit this article: Fix common problems using the Surface app and Surface Diagnostic Toolkit - Microsoft Support > Download Surface Diagnostic Toolkit - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store > Run it for basic trouble-shooting steps 
• In a Google Meet call, click the three dots (More options) > [Settings] > Select [Audio] > toggle [Noise cancellation] to [Off]. 
• Download the latest Surface Pro drivers from Download drivers and firmware for Surface - Microsoft Support  
• If the above steps don't resolve the issue, the problem lies with the Google Meet application's service rather than the Surface Laptop itself. Therefore, the best course of action is to contact Google Support for assistance via this article: Fix audio issues in Google Meet - Computer - Google Meet Help 

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For additional information, please visit these articles to know more:  

• Fix sound or audio problems in Windows - Microsoft Support 
• Fix audio issues in Windows: How to turn off audio enhancements | Microsoft 

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