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by jct21 Accepted solution
by nicknielsen Accepted solution
What make and model sound card?
Are you using the drivers that came with the sound card?
Did you check for updates to the sound card drivers?
Is your Windows install fully updated?
Does your BIOS have any sound-secific settings that may need to be changed?
Have you tried moving your sound card further down the bus (away from the processor)?
Depending on your BIOS, the physical location of certain expansion devices can make a difference.
by jct21 Accepted solution
1.the sound is a Diablotek Crystal Relitic 2.Sound Card the drivers on the disc that came with it didnt work windows detect it and install Crystal Fusion Drivers
3yes there it is fully updated
I dont know the bios yet i have yet to look there and i did move it once further away and still had problem
by nicknielsen Accepted solution
The Diablotek downloads page, http://www.diablotek.com/driver.ASP, identifies either NVidia or ATI chipsets for various interfaces. Look at the card to identify your chipset, then download the appropriate driver. This should fix the problem.
And you aren't the only one who had driver problems. A Google search for this card yielded 51 hits, most of which were posts about the provided drivers not being recognized.
Edit: forgot URL
by w2ktechman Accepted solution
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by nicknielsen Accepted solution
as seen in this image: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/chipsets/display/socketa-400_2.html
Edit: Yes, unfortunately, you will have to perform a hard shutdown (pull the plug), open up the PC, and look at the card. You can minimize the effects of a hard shutdown in your situation by shutting down Windows, then pulling the plug when the monitor resets.
by jct21 Accepted solution
by nicknielsen Accepted solution
Take your pick of sources - http://tinyurl.com/w6fmd
Rule #1 of PC support...Google is your friend ;)
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