Hearing a 'tinging' sound when trying to talk

[Bermudah]

Hiya,

Okay so... when I first installed TeamSpeak, and started it, it gave me an error something like TDSoundIn.Open No drivers detected or something like that. I was still able to join servers though, and I could still hear other people talking, but when I tried to talk it gave me a tinging sound (or ringing sound, you know what I mean).

So I googled for a solution, which told me to go to settings, options and put it from "Wave" to "DirectSound". Doing that, I received the same error (the no drivers detected one), and it automatically switched back to Wave.

Now I reinstalled my sound drivers and reinstalled TeamSpeak. The error is now gone when I start up teamspeak, and I am also able to switch between Wave and DirectSound. Additionally, directsound now has 2 extra options for devices for me to choose from. But still, I cannot seem to talk on teamspeak. The error is gone, but it just gives me a tinging sound whenever I push the '1' button to talk (the button I set for push to talk).

I have 2 headsets plugged in, one is a sennheiser which I listen with, one is a logitech which has the microphone I would like to talk through. A few months ago I used the logitech one for both hearing and speaking, and it worked fine, however, that was on another computer, an older one, with windows XP. I now run Windows Vista Ultimate.

Any solutions?

It might be my microphone or something, because I did plug in the headset (and yes, pink for microphones, I know that). When I activate the test mode in TeamSpeak for microphones it's not giving any signal either. So maybe it's somewhere in the settings of TeamSpeak, I'm just not sure what to do, I tried alot of stuff.

Greets, berm