How to Fix Roblox Voice Chat Not Working on PC

Recently, some players have been discussing issues with Roblox voice chat not working. Specific problems include the game showing voice chat as unavailable, voice chat being enabled but no sound being heard, and the inability to use text chat. This issue isn’t limited to mobile devices—many PC players have also encountered it. Therefore, today’s guide will explore the reasons behind voice chat not working and how to effectively resolve it.

Why Is Roblox Voice Chat Not Working?

According to current information, this is due to restrictions imposed on player communication in certain regions, including both voice chat and text chat being disabled. There has been no official statement regarding the reason for these restrictions or whether they will be lifted. Therefore, if you require chat functionality, you will need to use effective and legally compliant methods.

It must be clarified that the voice chat ban is determined based on the region associated with your account.

How to Get Roblox Voice Chat Working Again?

To remove the voice chat restriction, you need to change your account region. Here are two methods to resolve this:

1. Change the Region of an Existing Account(Takes 1-2 Days)
   If you want to continue using your current account to play, please use GearUP to accelerate Roblox. Generally, after accelerating for 1-2 days, your account region will change.
2. Create a New Account(Unlock Chat Instantly)
   If you want to unlock chat immediately, please use GearUP to accelerate Roblox, then register a new account in another region - this will solve the problem right away.

How to Use GearUP on PC?

Step 1: Click this button to download GearUP.

Step 2: Search for Roblox.

Step 3: Select a server — avoid choosing your current server, or it won’t work. GearUP lets you switch between Roblox servers worldwide.

Step 4: Start boosting, then complete the steps above.

Why Can't I Chat After Using GearUP?

First, please check if you still see the "Chat Disabled" prompt shown in the image above. If you do, it means the server region you switched to still doesn’t support chat—try switching to a different server. If not, the issue is likely with your local settings. Follow the steps below to configure them:

Step 1: Connect Your Microphone

• Plug in your USB microphone or 3.5mm headset to your PC.
• If using a Bluetooth mic, pair it via Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.

Step 2: Allow Microphone Access

• Go to Settings > Privacy & security > Microphone.
• Toggle "Microphone access" to On.
• Ensure your apps (e.g., Zoom, Discord) have permission under "Let apps access your microphone".

Step 3: Set Default Microphone

• Right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select Sounds.
• Go to the Recording tab.
• Select your microphone and click Set Default.
• (Optional) Click Properties to adjust volume or noise suppression.

Step 4: Test Your Microphone

• Open Settings > System > Sound.
• Under Input, speak into your mic—you should see blue bars moving.
• Use "Start test" in Voice Recorder (search in Start menu) to check audio quality.