Card is Creative Soundblaster and Ive checked it is ok in another PC. The installation disc won't work either.
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If suggestion #2 does not do the trick ->\n1st Make sure the card is seated properly in the slot. \n2nd Remove it from the slot and put it a new slot.\nGood luck!
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Maybe you should Reinstall your Sound Card Driver, Insert the Installation CD in the drive and try to Re-install the driver, \nI hope you know how to Re-Install Drivers...
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If this worked before, try just deleting the sound card in device manager and then reboot. Your drivers should still be resident. If not download them at creative web site or driverguide.com. I assume you did not turn off the integrated sound card in the system BIOS.
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Use your support disk to reinstall the audio card and then try. All sound cards support uncompressed audio formats, and it seems either the driver is corrupt or your sound and multimedia settings are not properly configured.
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Hey fellow\n\nMy c-media sound card keeps tormenting me as your device is doing to you..\n\nI keep trying and trying ... clean the PCI interface then change it between another pci cards .. I.E. switch the one you put in your modem with the one you put your audio device...\n\nTry to clean the copper pins on the audio device by a pencil (rubber) eraser .. i don't know exactly what it does but it works for me...\n\nThen switch your computer and at the boot .. you should recognize the identified card as multimedia device ... it won't work in windows unless you see it at the boot time...\n\nGood luck\n\nCheers
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The driver depends on your SoundCard(Realtek, SoundMax etc..)\nso go to the related website and download the driver, or use Download.com, Softpedia.com like websites to search ur sound driver. And remember. Only authorized driver works for sound card... means you can only install realtek driver for realteck soundcard..
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if you know your sound cards manufacture go to www.driversguide.com and get them you will need to reg. first but it is free. you might get Lucky and try the computers man. web site if it is a on-board sound that means it is built in to the mother board
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Are you running windows XP or 98SE?  check driverguide.com for your sound card and drivers for your OS.  Without the original cds, you either have to go to the manufacturer of your sound card or to driverguide.com
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something wrong with the sounds card
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You need to first upgrade the card. Then download the driver. Other wise you will have a useless driver.
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This is because the device drivers for the sound card need to be reinstalled for whatever reason....if you know for sure that its a creative sound card then go to their website and go for either support or downloads or somewhere you can download the driver file for your sound card then install it.....that should fix it
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Make sure you are logged in as an administrator.\nThen go to Driverguide.com, you will need to register, but if you cant find your driver on there.. you wont find it anywhere.\n\nIf you have already downloaded the files (extracted all zip files).. Go into settings control panel, system, hardware, devicemanager.. then right click on the offending sound device.. and click update driver.. if it doesnt do it automatically, point it manually (brows for location) and see if it installs the drivers for you. Do you know what kind of mother board you have.. post it on here and someone might be able to give you an exact link to the drivers you need- since it seems your sound card is built in on the mother board.
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Try doing a "search for new hardware" from your "my computer" window and see if XP can identify the sound card for you. If it can't you'll have to open the computer up and look at the sound card. The Type and Model number should be on it. The xp disc has lots of drivers for sound cards and other devices so you might get lucky. If it doesn't have it, then go on line and find the manufacturer's site and download the appropriate driver. \nIf you're not sure how to open the case up, get some one to help you. \nGet used to doing this sort of thing because it will help you a lot in the future.
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Since the sound was working at one point we can only assume that in some manner the soundcard's drivers have been uninstalled or corrutted. Goto CONTROL PANEL. In CONTROL PANLE SWITCH TO CLASSIC VIEW and open up SYSEM (Or Right click on MY COMPUTER and select PROPERTIES).\n\nClick the HARDWARE tab on the window that appears and then click the DEVICE MANAGER button. If there is an yellow exclimation point next to an unknown item, or in an item under sound , video and game controllers then the driver is corrupted or missing.\n\nIf you are making use of onboard sound you should be able to find the driver at the website of your motherboard manufacturer. If you have the cd that came with your motherboard you can try to re-install it from the cd. It is very difficult to tell you which driver you need with out being able to see the board or knowing the model number.. Download Sisoft Sandra Lite and use the mainboard module(hardware tab and open mainboard, in the field model is the model information and manufacturer is at manufacturer) to check which board you have.\n\nIf you can't find your motherboard manufcaturers website goto http://www.driversguide.com and search for audio drivers there.\n\nyou can find the link to download sisoft sandra 2007 lite at \nhttp://www.sisoftware.net/\n\nI hope that send ou in the right direction, you are welcome to mail me for futher assistance.
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you can look up the system board manufacturer and they should be able to tell you which integrated sound card you have... you will have to go to there web site and do the research
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It sounds like either the card and/or the camera are not compatable with that version of windows. if possible roll back to windows home edition   otherwise  try to use backwords compatability if possible
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Did you check the basics? \n1) after you physically installed it, did Windows detect & install the drivers?\n2) did you plug your speakers into the correct jack, Soundblaster cards are marked with color coded jacks.\nHere are some "general" color codes.\n[black=rear speakers, green=front speakers, pink=microphone, blue=line-in, yellow=digital only]\nThe PCI-128 has only 3 jacks-blue, pink & green.\n3) are your speakers pluged in to an electric outlet\nAfter, you check those things, if no luck. You can email me, if you are not comfortable with the BIOS settings. Which would be where you need to go next, if you have integrated sound on your Motherboard