Use Skype Echo or Sound Test on Microsoft Lumia 535

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Hello, and welcome to VisiHow. In this video we are going to show you how to use the echo or sound test service when using the Skype application on a Microsoft Lumia 535.

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   To begin, turn the phone on by pressing the "power" button located on the right-hand side of the phone

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   Once the phone is activated, you'll see the lock screen

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   Swipe the lock screen up, and this will take us to the home screen.

   

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   On the home screen, we need to find the Skype tile

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   It has a blue background with the Skype logo, which is a white circle with a blue "S" inside. If it is not pinned to the home screen, swipe the screen to the left and locate it in the "Apps" menu. Once you've located the Skype tile, press it to enter the application.

   

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   What we want to do in this video is show you how to use the echo or sound test service

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   This allows us to check if we have set up the application correctly, and if we can actually communicate with other people and call our contacts. If the echo or sound test is successful, then we know that the application is working fine, and we have no problems to communicate with other people. To do this, enter the "recent" section, which is displayed at the top of the screen in blue letters. Swipe to the left or right to reach this section, if you're not there already.

   

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   Press "Echo / Sound Test Service" to enter the service

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   There is an icon to the left of it with a picture of headphones in it.

   

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   The top of the screen will say "Echo / Sound Test Service" with a small green dot next to it

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   The "Chat" and "Profile" sections are located below. The green dot means the service is available and active; therefore, we can communicate with it.

   

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   Press the circle icon with the white phone in it at the bottom of the screen to engage with the service

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   The service is going to ask us to record a message, and then it's going to play the message back to us. If we can hear the message that we have recorded, then it means the service is working properly and efficiently.

   

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   First, make sure the volume is turned up so that you will be able to hear the service

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   Press the top "Volume" button located on the right-hand side of the phone. You can see the volume level 30, the highest volume, at the top of the phone.

   

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   Once the sound is working properly, press the phone icon at the bottom of the screen to call the service, and follow the instructions given

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    In the example, the friendly voice has informed us that the echo test was successful

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    We were able to listen to the message that was recorded. The service gave some advice that if you can't hear the recording, you have some problems, and the application has not been set up correctly. You can visit the website in order to find out some more information about how to correct that.

    

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    This concludes our tutorial on how to use the echo or sound test service when using the Skype application when using a Microsoft Lumia 535

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    If you have any questions about this video or about the application itself, then please leave them in the comment section below. Thank you for watching VisiHow. Goodbye.

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