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HardwareHeaven Newbie
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Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
hi iv been very hard at work trying to fix this weird problem with my audio, its totally cut off after i used this program (driver cleaner.net) and used a tool within the program to clean the drivers.cab file, was this bad? :/ then installed robs latest drivers
after that i restarted my computer and pretty much everything in the sound section in devise manager is yellow?? and there's some weird new entries that i have never seen before with an error code 39? just se for your self. http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4476/5394... i have a creative xfi extrem music and yes i have already tried reinstalling the drivers for the sound card, please help iv got absolutely no audio |
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PAX Tweaker, PAX Expert.
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
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Download the official Pax PCI XFI 6.60 set reinstalled all software that come with the driver and make sure you onboard sound is disable and your error reporting too.
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"XTREME AUDIO IS CRAP!" "There no support for it. It's crapist card on face of the earth it should be throw into the sun" http://www.speedtest.net/result/1949536385.png correct the correct one now
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
thanks for your reply rob your drivers are amazing, just wish i could get them working again.
iv tried all of that still no luck |
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PAX Tweaker, PAX Expert.
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
U might have reformated I find it helps
just do quick formated and make sure you have all the patches from MS and SP3 and lastest direct x too.
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
Did you try another PCI slot and reinstall the driver ?
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
just tried that, rob thanks but i cant i have alot of important data, any more suggestions?
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PAX Tweaker, PAX Expert.
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
run a tuneup program
Uninstalled all with yellow ! then run the driver cleaner then make sure you have your netframe updated and sp3. and direct x updated then run my drivers again How much ram you got? Whats yoiur power supply also?
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"XTREME AUDIO IS CRAP!" "There no support for it. It's crapist card on face of the earth it should be throw into the sun" http://www.speedtest.net/result/1949536385.png correct the correct one now
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HardwareHeaven Newbie
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
Step by step:
- Copy back the driver.cab from xp installation cd; if you don't have the cd try leech a torrent. - In device manager right click and delete all yellowed devices; than refresh the manager (or reboot) ; Windows will detect and install these devices again with driver.cab available - Reinstall Rob's driver for your SB0460 |
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Re: Very strange audio problem in XP... please help me!?
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On a side note, if this doesn't work for you, do a search on the net for something called "100,000 Universal Windows Drivers". Most times it will show up as a torrent, but you can find sites that post the Rapidshare links. The disc is about 1.5GB in size, so it will take some time to get, but it's worth it as it includes drivers for a lot of devices. What you would do is follow the above step for removing the devices in Device Manager, make sure the DVD with the drivers is in the drive, then run the refresh via Action | Scan for hardware changes in Device Manager. It should pick the necessary drivers for most if not all of the devices off of it. After that make sure to reinstall your display drivers, as well as the Creative drivers. |
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