Phoenix OS users are familiar with a pervasive issue of the microphone in the OS and it’s indeed very annoying, especially for games like PUBGM or CODM which needs continuous voice coordination or voice chat in the game.
These kinds of bugs are very much expected in an operating system like Phoenix OS, for some the microphone works just as normal while for some others it doesn’t work at all. For android phones, there can be easy fixes, like restarting the game or clearing cache but for systems like Phoenix OS which are specially made for PC/Laptops, it can be complex at times.
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Most of the time this issue is reported by the ones using the modded version of Phoenix OS. It seems the main problem here is with the init file, which is located in the root>etc folder, in every fix you just have to replace the init file there and reboot your system. The developers are trying their best to solve this issue as soon as possible but for time being there’s an easy fix for it.
Our teammate Vibro has already uploaded a video on YouTube about the fix but we got some negative comments, such as the fix worked for many but at the same time it had no effect for some, here we have updated our guide to fix the microphone issue in Phoenix OS and all other versions of it.
*(We aren’t sure about Dark Matter version of Phoenix OS)
This article will guide you through the process of fixing the microphone issue in the Phoenix OS.
Prerequisites
- Super SU or Magisk manager. (Comes pre-installed with Phoenix OS)
- Root explorer DOWNLOAD
- init.sh file DOWNLOAD
The process is pretty simple.
Download the files and place anywhere.
- Install the root explorer app which you downloaded.
- Now open root explorer app while granting it the superuser rights.
- Now browse to the location where you’ve downloaded the file init.sh and copy it from there.
- Now navigate to root>etc & paste the file there and reboot the system, and you are done.
So that’s pretty much it.
If you have any queries, please do comment below.
Here is Vibro’s video tutorial for fixing the microphone issue.
