Its PCI Express so i can't imagine it became disconnected, or could that be the case, and if it is, why does windows claim to detect it, and not detect it at the same time?
Soundcard Issues
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needhelp12345
, Feb 06 2007 03:09 AM
#1
Posted 06 February 2007 - 03:09 AM
Its PCI Express so i can't imagine it became disconnected, or could that be the case, and if it is, why does windows claim to detect it, and not detect it at the same time?
#2
Posted 06 February 2007 - 05:57 AM
let's see:
before anything esle
- try headphones to rule out speakers
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: mmsys.cpl
- press: enter
- click: advanced
- see if your settings are for your configuration.
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: sndvol32.exe
- press: enter
- check to see if none have turned down or muted
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: devmgmt.msc
- press: enter
- see if there are yellow blobs on sound devices, means missing drivers.
before anything esle
- try headphones to rule out speakers
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: mmsys.cpl
- press: enter
- click: advanced
- see if your settings are for your configuration.
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: sndvol32.exe
- press: enter
- check to see if none have turned down or muted
runbox command
- press buttons on keyboard: winkey + r button
- paste: devmgmt.msc
- press: enter
- see if there are yellow blobs on sound devices, means missing drivers.
#3
Posted 06 February 2007 - 11:00 AM
Its not a problem with the speakers because i have it going into a receiver and can use the radio on the receiver just fine. I uninstalled the driver becausei had dloaded a new version of the driver(originally i dloaded the driver for the audigy, than realized i have the audigy se, so dloaded that in stead, still the driver application from creative is saying that no hardware is installed, but before, windows didn't seem to have a problem with the driver, just said there was no hardware there, so i'm thinking now its a bad card/bad slot.)
#4
Posted 06 February 2007 - 01:12 PM
Ok make it clear to me, first I don't feel that a soundcard which was good before uninstalling the driver is somehow now bad, what I feel it is is that the device manager is probably not seeing that it has not got the right driver so I simply suggest to uninstall then reinstall from device manager. I am also wondering if no one else has a better idea if system restore would take you back to a point prior to the problem here.
Edited by fleamailman, 06 February 2007 - 01:14 PM.
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