[pchelpers] Re: Sound stopped..
- From: John Durham <john.modec@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 18:44:52 +1300
One way would be shut down the system (all power off). Remove the card
(leave the case open for now) and power up. Let windows boot normally.
Run normal maintainance checks to ensure files are ok, and SFC for
system files (to make sure the plug and play works properly). Then power
down and disconnect mains. Replace the card an start up again. Windows
should discover the card and request drivers for it. Supply whatever
driver disk it needs and check the multimedia area under control panel
to see if the sound devices are available. If they are, you only need to
go through normal setup of services on the card.
Cyril Halbach wrote:
> The sound stopped on my daughter's computer at the same time that the
>Modem quit. Unfortunately she is up in Canada, several hundres miles away.
>She is running Windows 98 and she was able able to get the Modem driver
>replaced and the modem working with some help over the phone. Is there some
>procedure that will interrogate the sound card to identify the model amd
>manufacturer so she can download a new driver?
> OR is there another way to attack this problem. Sugestions appreciated.
>
> Cy
>
>
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