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On 32-bit Vista ultimate, I have an audio problem--and I'm not sure if it's
hardware related or driver-related. With a Dell Latitude D820 laptop (Intel
945P chipset), I get an extremely loud beep (and volume or mute has no
effect on it), every time I move from one item to another item but only on a
few specific types of lists:
for example, the list of drives under:
Programs, Administrative tools, computer management, storage, Disk
management.
or the list of items in pcanywhere host or remote screens.
(but no beep when navigating files in windows explorer, or most other
places).
The only way to get rid of the beep that I've discovered is to stop the
Windows Audio service--but that has the side-effect of disabling ALL sound
and audio from the system.
Any suggestions on what to do, or what might be the cause?
I've tried reinstalling the SigmaTel audio drivers from dell (6.10.0.5343),
but no change. I tried newer drivers that seemed to be compatible from
Intel's website but they didn't install ("device object not found" message,
or "wrong driver" message).
hardware related or driver-related. With a Dell Latitude D820 laptop (Intel
945P chipset), I get an extremely loud beep (and volume or mute has no
effect on it), every time I move from one item to another item but only on a
few specific types of lists:
for example, the list of drives under:
Programs, Administrative tools, computer management, storage, Disk
management.
or the list of items in pcanywhere host or remote screens.
(but no beep when navigating files in windows explorer, or most other
places).
The only way to get rid of the beep that I've discovered is to stop the
Windows Audio service--but that has the side-effect of disabling ALL sound
and audio from the system.
Any suggestions on what to do, or what might be the cause?
I've tried reinstalling the SigmaTel audio drivers from dell (6.10.0.5343),
but no change. I tried newer drivers that seemed to be compatible from
Intel's website but they didn't install ("device object not found" message,
or "wrong driver" message).