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MrChris
Not sure what this is being caused by as it seams to affect even new sound
cards that I installed after I first though my sound card (or maybe speaker)
bit the dust.
One day I noticed that my sound was not working in Vista Ultimate x64 and
x32. Same issue on different machines both running Vista Ultimate 1 of them
is x64 the other is x32. Drivers all look good even after I reinstall them.
I play an MP3 And it looks as if its playing but I don't hear anything.
Device Manager/Event Viewer is clean as a whistle I then had a Sound Blaster
XFi- Fatality laying around so I plugged that in and installed its drivers
and disabled the Onboard sound card and same problem. So this leads me to
believe there to be a problem with the sound system (I guess) in Vista. Then
go figure like 2 weeks later my daughters computer in the living room Also
running Vista Ultimate is doing the same thing. I hate to just reinstall
Vista again. I dual boot XP, If I boot up into XP then Sound Works. So I
know the hardware/speakers are working.
When the sound stopped working nothing hardware/software (that I did)
changed.
Gigabyte GA-M55SLI-S4 Motherboard
NVidia 7300GS w/ 256mb
AMD x2 x64 4000+ 2.0GHz
2GB RAM
Onboard Sound Card (RealTek AC'97 Audio)
2x250GB SATA drives
cards that I installed after I first though my sound card (or maybe speaker)
bit the dust.
One day I noticed that my sound was not working in Vista Ultimate x64 and
x32. Same issue on different machines both running Vista Ultimate 1 of them
is x64 the other is x32. Drivers all look good even after I reinstall them.
I play an MP3 And it looks as if its playing but I don't hear anything.
Device Manager/Event Viewer is clean as a whistle I then had a Sound Blaster
XFi- Fatality laying around so I plugged that in and installed its drivers
and disabled the Onboard sound card and same problem. So this leads me to
believe there to be a problem with the sound system (I guess) in Vista. Then
go figure like 2 weeks later my daughters computer in the living room Also
running Vista Ultimate is doing the same thing. I hate to just reinstall
Vista again. I dual boot XP, If I boot up into XP then Sound Works. So I
know the hardware/speakers are working.
When the sound stopped working nothing hardware/software (that I did)
changed.
Gigabyte GA-M55SLI-S4 Motherboard
NVidia 7300GS w/ 256mb
AMD x2 x64 4000+ 2.0GHz
2GB RAM
Onboard Sound Card (RealTek AC'97 Audio)
2x250GB SATA drives