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scissorband

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I took a screenshot of the settings and as you can see it's picking up sound from my TV, talking on the phone, noises from outside, etc. even though I put everything on the lowest settings.

Some solutions say to pick a different device but it only shows one for me.

How can I turn it off completely?
 
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I took a screenshot of the settings and as you can see it's picking up sound from my TV, talking on the phone, noises from outside, etc. even though I put everything on the lowest settings.

Some solutions say to pick a different device but it only shows one for me.

How can I turn it off completely?

Apart from physically unplugging it from your logicboard? You can't.

Why does it matter anyway?
 
Is it difficult to disconnect it from the board? I mean, I've replaced the RAM/hard drive before but apart from that I don't know how to go much further.
 
To turn-off the MacBook Pro's internal mic.

Hi!
I've got a later 2009 17" MacBook Pro (using Leopard) and the way to shut-off the mic is this :
open the Applications folder and open Utilities, click on Audio-Midi and click in the 3 MUTE boxes.
That's it! (I guess Apple should've put these controls rather in the System Preferences dept.)
 
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