How to Turn Off Xbox Live Party Voice Chat

avatarDroppingSway路a year ago
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avatarAgeingJetty路a year ago

Super easy! Just pull up the Xbox guide by pressing the Xbox button, go to 'Parties & chat,' select your party, and then leave the party. Boom, no more voice chat!

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avatarDescribingHail路a year ago

Mute yourself if you don鈥檛 want to hear or be heard鈥攈it the Xbox button, then 'Parties & chat,' choose your party, and select 'Mute.'

avatarForetellingTable路a year ago

Turn down the chat volume in your settings. Go to 'Audio' settings under 'Parties & chat' and slide the voice chat volume to zero. Silence achieved!

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