Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing, the
audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
Thanks,
Pete

Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:
> Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing, the
> audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
> Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
> Thanks,
> Pete
>
>

Look in Device Manager. What IRQ's are being used for the printer
and for the sound card?

On 23/12/2005 Tritium <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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>Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:
>> Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing, the
>> audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
>> Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
>> Thanks,
>> Pete
>>
>>
>
>Look in Device Manager. What IRQ's are being used for the printer
>and for the sound card?
>

Also, how much RAM does your PC have? When using the Print Spooler system,
Windows needs a lot of RAM to send the "pages" to the printer and "may"
clobber some configuration in memory.

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Y.

My guess is insufficient hardware to run a software powered printer and
a software powered sound system.

Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:

> Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing, the
> audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
> Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
> Thanks,
> Pete
>
>

Sometimes the audio just cuts out when I am just surfing the Web -- no
visible RAM using operation is in process.
I have 512MB of RAM, but it is 2 (256) older type chips - 200MHz - that I
put into the ASUS P4S8X-X motherboard. Maybe I should try a newer 512MB chip
that is 266MHz. Can I mix these chips?

Pete

"Bob I" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> My guess is insufficient hardware to run a software powered printer and a
> software powered sound system.
>
> Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:
>
>> Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing,
>> the audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
>> Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
>> Thanks,
>> Pete
>

I'd wonder about the HD IDE interface at this point. Is it using DMA
transfers or has it dropped to PIO? Look in Device manager.

Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:

> Sometimes the audio just cuts out when I am just surfing the Web -- no
> visible RAM using operation is in process.
> I have 512MB of RAM, but it is 2 (256) older type chips - 200MHz - that I
> put into the ASUS P4S8X-X motherboard. Maybe I should try a newer 512MB chip
> that is 266MHz. Can I mix these chips?
>
> Pete
>
> "Bob I" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>My guess is insufficient hardware to run a software powered printer and a
>>software powered sound system.
>>
>>Peter (Remove one i and theRemove) wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Sometimes afte my printer spools up, and the moment it begins printing,
>>>the audio will cut out and I need to reboot in order to get sound again.
>>>Anyone have any thoughts on what is causing this?
>>>Thanks,
>>>Pete
>>
>
>