- No sound Card after installing windowsXP over windowsME
- Posted by DeMoN LaG on May 10th, 2004
"Meryl Vowles" <newmeryl@iprimus.com.au> wrote in
news:409f7aa8_1@news.iprimus.com.au:
A) What does device manager say about your sound card right now?
B) Are you having problems with the punctuation keys on your keyboard?
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- Posted by Plato on May 11th, 2004
Meryl Vowles wrote:
Well, it may be easiest and cheapest to just get a $15 new sound card
that will of course come with XP drivers. You can most likely disable
your old on in the bios.
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- Posted by The Prophecy on May 11th, 2004
Meryl Vowles wrote:
It would be less hastle to buy a new $10-$15 sound card. The drivers that
will come with it will be compatible with XP. Disabling the onboard sound
can usually be done in the BIOS.
- Posted by Meryl Vowles on May 11th, 2004
I have just installed windowsXP over windowsME now I have no sound card in
device manager I updated driver for the sound card it found a driver and
installed it but still no sound can any body tell me what is wrong also the
sound card is on the motherboard if I bought a sound card that is compatible
with windowsXP would it work and would I have to disable the sound card on
the motherboard also how would I go about disabling it Can any body help me
please Thank you
- Posted by willah on May 12th, 2004
I had the same problem with my NICs after installing WinXP, I just
cracked open the case, pulled them out, and put them back into their
slots. Works great 
On boot you should get a "found new hardware
wizard" dialouge box.
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