Your screenshot shows that you have three options for "Audio Drivers". What happens if you select either of the two which are not No Recording? What are the Windows Audio settings for those two options?
Or, are you saying you have problems recording the video of your PC screen? The settings you show suggest that screen recording is entirely possible for you, albeit at a slightly unusual frame rate of 15 frames per second.
The clue is in the warning text where it states the normal source to enable recording of audio is either labeled 'Stereo Mix' or 'What You Hear'.
The problem is from Windows 10 onward, those are turned off by default.
You need to go to the sound settings to enable it.
So you need. Windows Settings \ System \ Sound \ Sound Control Panel \ Recording, and make sure Stereo Mix or its equivalent is active and shown as Ready.
Also make sure you have Windows set so apps can access the microphone input as well or for some obscure reason it will also not enable MEP / MMS or VPX to record audio either.
Ray.
Former user
wrote on 7/30/2022, 3:08 PM
Just for the record, i have no sound device that will record sound from the screen
just going through all internet options, this is one about microphone, but that's turned on, it could be something to d with my MB, apparently it has a server background 🤷♂️🤷♂️