A sound appears to play, but I do not hear anything.

i have a PCI Xwave sound driver which was not installed after i downloaded windows XP, and i dont have its installing CD, what shell i do?

everytime install Xwave QS3000a driver in XP, it will hang. After restart XP will detect and install....then reboot...but still no sound coming out!! U got any latest driver for this sound card to be use in XP system? thanks!

Hi I download Xwave QS3000a driver in XP, but when I update the driver, Windows XP always pop up message, saying the software has not passed the logo testing. Need help!!!

hi there please send to me the address where you download the drivers for qs3000 sound card thanks

hey people. You wanna hear what happens when u help people . Here a message from somebody i was going to help. > -----Original Message----- > From: robbie schmitt [mailto:robsroom169@yahoo.com] > Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 11:23 AM > To: Scott Wescovich > Subject: Re: Computing.Net Post - windowsxp-1300 > > > > --- Scott Wescovich wrote: > > Robbie, > > Would you mind emailing me the XP drivers for the > > QS3000A card? The > > Labway driver site has been down all day (both the > > USA and the Taiwan > > sites!). > > Thanks! > > > > Scott > > > >auto answer:::: > yes i do, in return all i need is a recomendation > letter saying that i helped u and something that > sounds good for a college. You can make it up. > Just > need something. I need your operating system so i > can > give u the right driver. > > send the letter to #@$#$#$#$%#%#%#%#%%5 > robbie schmitt > > thanks peace This writes: --- Scott Wescovich wrote: > Robbie, >Please give me a break! > > You reply to a request sent over 2 1/2 months ago, > and have the nerve to > say that you need a recommendation letter in return? > Never mind the > fact that you obviously didn't read my request very > carefully since you > said you needed to know my operating system. Was > the request for the > "XP drivers" unclear? > > You obviously do not understand the etiquette > involved in Usenet groups. > If someone requests something that you have, you > either provide it to > them, or ignore the post. > > There's nothing wrong with providing the requested > item, then requesting > something of the provider, but you NEVER reply by > saying you'll provide > the requested item but only if you receive something > in return. That's > usually a surefire request to be mail-bombed > (fortunately, I'm not one > of those who would do that) > > In addition, to make this demand in reply to a > request sent over 2 1/2 > months ago shows nothing short of complete > ignorance. Do you honestly > think that in 2 1/2 months I wasn't able to find > this driver? > > Please, don't try to "help" anyone else by showing > your foolishness. > > By the way...you spelled "recommendation" wrong. > Good luck in college! > > Scott > > ok buddy, im a single computer server who was dumb enough to post a message on every single forum that had required my help. In fact i have recieved 1000's of email a day. bringing down my little server almost everyday with responses. So im sorry if me (one person couldnt read every single message in a day or 2), basing this on a life i have, for i just got to your message the other day. Maybe being so big and bad u didnt realize this and that is why i was asking for a recommendation letter. Maybe to help me out or seomthing. but mail bomb. U must be a minimum wage ass hole sitting behind a computer sucking offf his boss. Well im 17, and probably above any intelligence u might have and then more. So by u acting like an , i hope u see my f---en name in the paper. This message was sent to every person that has sent me a message and i have recieve not 1 but 25 recommendation letters. One more important than any.... msn, some no name man that works for them. But im sure it will sound good. just remember. f--- you

Stupid f---er give the solution for the drivers means..... Giving the literature for the demands. Then close down ur Website & f--- off u Son of a Bitch...... Bye Luv U :) :( 9 ): (: