anyway, this time things appear to have gone well EXCEPT that i have no audio. legacy audio drivers are listed in the device manager as working properly, i have trouble shot this issue every way i can figure out. when i install a 'via audio driver ' from the disk that came with my motherboard i am warned it may not be compatible with my system, sure enough after install i get a window re:registry data being recovered by use of a log..etc and then a report about the error being caused by the device driver, sometimes i also get a system crash. thing is, it did restore the audio. i have a lot more specific info but am unsure if it's relevant so will wait for a reply. any advice for what to do next? i am about at the end of my rope. thanks in advance, tracey
crazy messed up audio drivers
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traybonne
, Sep 21 2005 07:26 PM
#1
Posted 21 September 2005 - 07:26 PM
anyway, this time things appear to have gone well EXCEPT that i have no audio. legacy audio drivers are listed in the device manager as working properly, i have trouble shot this issue every way i can figure out. when i install a 'via audio driver ' from the disk that came with my motherboard i am warned it may not be compatible with my system, sure enough after install i get a window re:registry data being recovered by use of a log..etc and then a report about the error being caused by the device driver, sometimes i also get a system crash. thing is, it did restore the audio. i have a lot more specific info but am unsure if it's relevant so will wait for a reply. any advice for what to do next? i am about at the end of my rope. thanks in advance, tracey
#2
Posted 21 September 2005 - 08:34 PM
Your installation disk may have a drivers folder in it, explore and see if you can find the right drivers. You may have to uninstall any current drivers.
What make/model of computer/motherboard do you have? Have you tried going to the makers website?
What make/model of computer/motherboard do you have? Have you tried going to the makers website?
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