Can anybody give me the drivers of this soundcard - Yamaha OPL3 SAx 719 E or 719 S (ESA Soundcard) ??
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you can find the driver from the following links\n1) http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?action=download&driverid=649131\n\n2) http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?action=download&driverid=122188\n\n3)http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?action=download&driverid=126275
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find the software for your sound card and reinstall the drivers/software... if you don't have a disc, then go to the manufacturer's website and download them from there...
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Find the manufacturer and find the drivers on their site.\n\nDrivers.com is a great source for drivers also.\n\nIf its a build in sound card then find the board manufacturer and find the matching sound cards (there maybe more than one)\n\nIf its a pre-built system like Compaq and that like, you can ussually download drivers on their site.\n\nmost navigation fall under Support then Drivers
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buy a sounds card isntall the cd rum software and put it in the soudn card slot it will either be agp or pci format and the unscrew port and attach speakers into it and you are set you will need screw drivers
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Go to control panel - then system then hardware and device manager  Select sound video and game controllers in the list - if you have things in the list with yellow symbols on them right click and select reinstall.  If your computer cannot find them then you will have to look on the net and download them and install fresh.\n\nNOTE:  you need to work out what your soundcard is - then go to the companies website - most popular is soundblaster - but you need to know the exact version of your card.  Go to Accessories/ system tools and select system information - this will tell you what your soundcard is - make and model number - enter this info into google and it will find it for you - make sure you type drivers after the card info.
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first can you find out if the sound card is listed in devices in the control panel\nif it is it say that it has any problem's\nif it has no problems with it do you have software installed to say run music and sound facilities\n\nTry some of these and then pose us back a question with some more detail and I will try to help further
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http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/82/82125.htm
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You should have the driver in Floppy disk or Cd came in with the card\n\nIf you don't, e-mail me the card brand and model and I am ready to find it and e-mail it back to you\n\n\nXLMan
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Your sound driver can be found through one of two ways. If your soundcard is on the motherboard ( ie with all the rest of the input and output plugs on the back of your pc ) then you can find the driver by looking up the motherboard drivers on the manufacturers website. OR if your soundcard is a separate card ( ie in the slots that removable cards slip into ) then you can look at the card and find the manufacturer and model number and look it up that way and download it. OR the pc manufacturers website will usually have the drivers listed.
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Go to Control Panel, system, Hardware, Device Manager, look for the sound manager, if it has a cross against it, open it and go to reinstall/update drivers, it will ask for the driver disk, if yours is a standard one, use the cd supplied with the motherboard to re-intall the sound card.\nOtherwise do a search on the net for the card makers site and download the applicable drivers.
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for sound card you can visit\n\nhttp://driversguide.com\n\nlogin: temp512\npassword: temp512
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You need to install drivers for your sound card.\n\nIf you know what sound card you have you can go to the manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers from there. If you have on-board sound card refer to your motherboard manual/documentation.
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check if the sound card driver are ok
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24bit aftermarket soundcard.\n\nWorked for me. My onboard ACL850 was crappers.\n\n:D
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A Live! Sound Card is okay.  But even better is the X-Fi Xtreme Music with EAX 5.0.  The X-Fi line of soundcards are the ONLY sound cards on the market that support EAX 5.0.  The X-Fi sound card processor is like having a Pentium 4 chip driving your sound processing.  It is a fully dedicated sound processing device and takes all the strain of processing environmental sounds off the CPU.  That is of course the short version there is a whole technical explanation behind it.\n\nEAX 5.0 supports the following features:\n128 Voices\nEAX Voice\nEAX PurePath\nEnvironment FlexiFX\nEAX MacroFX\nEnvironment Occlusion\n\nI have the Logitech X-530's also but they are plugged into my X-Fi, there is no better combination.
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I don't know the exact sound card but it is a sound blaster pro comatible one. First thing to try is installing Sound Balster pro drivers which are included with windows. They should work fine.\n\nIf not, go to windows.update.com and scan your pc for updates to windows. It will usually detect any available driver updates to well known hardware also. There's a good chance it will detect your soundcard and suggest drivers. This will be in the optional installation section.\nGood luck!
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Your laptop should have come with a CD of drivers--if so, just re-install. \nIf not, check your documentation for the exact type of sound card you have and then you can download it from the below link.