System internal MIC not working in Hp Pavillion dv1000(model: dv1662ea)

Hi, When i connect to internet, internal MIC not working when i go to the voice chatting . Please provide me a solution. My model # is HP Pavilion DV1000 Notebook PC Model: dv1662ea, O/S: WinXP SP2
Thx. .
Vam

i experiencing the same problem.. how did you resolved it?

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The Program: 32 Bit Windows Vista
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