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CattleRustler
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Posted: 6th Sep 2003 01:27
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Thank goodness
Lock this thread!

LOL

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Posted: 6th Sep 2003 15:23 Edited at: 6th Sep 2003 15:24
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aghh, its too early in the morning for happiness!

EDIT: just noticed its afternoon
wow, its raining too.


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Posted: 6th Sep 2003 23:43
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yay! my thread is red! hooray!
i guess it can be locked mods, yay

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 00:35 Edited at: 7th Sep 2003 00:37
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uh oh, nother problem, now i got no sound, any ideas on how to get my sound back? i've re-installed all the drivers i could find on sound, how how can i get my sound back, now its ever so quiete on my computer

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it's been red since day 1
that means it's busy (lots of activity vs. time elapsed - probably a nice function in PHP)

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 00:39
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help me quick, i need sound, its a long quiet insane abyss in my computer now, usualy its bursting with sound.

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 01:07
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red = 50 or more posts (or is it 15, hmm)

anyway, sound isnt important and i'll help you tomorrow if no one helps you tonight because i have to go in a couple of mins...


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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 01:32
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kk, i guess i'll play w/o sound, until someone (or dell) helps me

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Actually I know this really cool guy...he left secondary school because his grades were bad, and dived staight in to the IT industry(in the UK). He was so good that he got hired at Dell(as a technician)...then left and went to an even bigger firm cant remeber the name now but it was more software-oriented...and basically that's the man you need...though I'm not sure he wants you contacting him sorry!I could ask but i dont think the prob is that serious i bet someone here knows...

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Heres your solution:

1. Put up with no sound till you have enough money to buy a new computer.
2. When you have the money, do one of 2 things:

A)Sell the wreck on ebay for about $200

B)Bring it to the nearest highway, and kick it right in front of a speeding car. It'll give your more pleasure seeing the thing that tortured you so much get blown to bits and plastered all over the roads pavement.

3. Go buy a better computer. You can get amazing deals now for about $700


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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 04:26
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despite me wanting to say what NWC_O said, figure out what damn sound card you have, and then download the damned drivers for it.
Install the god-foresaken drivers, reboot (whilst sacraficing a chicken) and hopefully (for you) your sound will then work!!!!


nice rustler, nice rustler....there ya go,...easy....
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umm. i've re-installed all the sound drivers like times, dont help, i like option B but me and this computer have gone thorugh tooo much tobe parted,
but i'm on my dad's laptop, so i cant really do anything, i'm still trying to get more info off people at dell...

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What sound card is it using?

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 20:53
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TBS Montego II Sound Blaster Pro Emulation?
TBS Montego II PCI Audio?
TBS Montego II MPU-401 Interface?
TBS Montego II Gameport Interface?
Wave Device for Voice Modem?

those r all under sounds, video and game and controllers

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yes. so look for drivers for a TBS Montego II card.
http://www.turtlebeach.com/site/kb_ftp/576ftp.asp

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 22:19
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i HAVE all those drivers, i've re-installed those driver 1,000 anda half times i just re-did it a couple minutes ago.

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oh.

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Posted: 7th Sep 2003 23:28 Edited at: 7th Sep 2003 23:29
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Quote: "Heres your solution:

1. Put up with no sound till you have enough money to buy a new computer.
2. When you have the money, do one of 2 things:

A)Sell the wreck on ebay for about $200

B)Bring it to the nearest highway, and kick it right in front of a speeding car. It'll give your more pleasure seeing the thing that tortured you so much get blown to bits and plastered all over the roads pavement.

3. Go buy a better computer. You can get amazing deals now for about $700
"


JUST DO 2B AND STOP SUFFERING!!!


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Posted: 8th Sep 2003 00:28
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What do you mean by you have no sound?
Do you get error messages when runing media player/winamp?
When you try to play games?
Or is it apparently working perfectly just no sound?

Check the volume isn't too low or muted. Check the lead hasn't fallen out of the back of the card. Check the speakers still work.

Sometimes big companies like dell will use oem only (mostly onboard) sound cards. It's the responsablity of the comp manufacturer(dell) to supply drivers for these cards. If you didn't get the drivers off either the dell driver cd or the dell website you might want to.

If it still doesn't work disable the onboard one in the bios and go buy a cheap sound card.
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Posted: 11th Sep 2003 01:23
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umm.. dell told me to reseat the card, so i'll try that when i get some time on my hands, currently now my friend has a program, and i'll post about that. (in a diff. thread)

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