[guidogodoy] Thursday, February 19, 2009 6:52:21 PM
Oh, don't cry...you make me feel bad! My intentions are good (as are my views about THE BEST OF JP! BUY IT and you'll see!).
By "wiped out" you imply that the card is at fault when it is most likely the driver that was hosed. Software vs. hardware. The hardware is fine. Your problem is software. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by devils_child from Thursday, February 19, 2009 6:36:51 PM)
devils_child wrote:
Back Street Kids - Sabbath
Guido's picking on my technical terms again.... It's happened before, when an update was performed it corrupted the sound card...(I'm not a computer geek so i don't know excatly what to call it) either way - and result... I had no sound! and the only way to fix it was to pay for a hired geek.
guidogodoy wrote:
Ed. note. Sound cards are RARELY "wiped out." Probably a better topic for the new "computer problems" thread but, in a nutshell, it almost always boils down to an IRQ conflict (usually with the videocard) and / or driver issues.
devils_child wrote:
Yeah... i'm just about to try that. If my sound card has been wiped out again i'm going to scream
Phantom A6 wrote:
Judas Priest - "Heavy Metal"
Do you have headphones?
devils_child wrote:
Having a problem with my computer speakers... ahhhh the silence is killing me....
It's happened before, when an update was performed it corrupted the sound card...(I'm not a computer geek so i don't know excatly what to call it) either way - and result... I had no sound! and the only way to fix it was to pay for a hired geek.
Judas Priest