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Name: danette
Date: March 2, 2009 at 03:18:14 Pacific
OS: Windows XP
CPU/Ram: 512mb
Product: Creative / Sb pci128
Subcategory: Installation
Comment:

i'm having problems with my sound.I had to reinstall my win xp and when it restarted there was no sound so i installed the sound drivers for my sound card now the sound i get that comes out of my speakers is all static noise please help me get sound.



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Response Number 1
Name: Chuck 2
Date: March 2, 2009 at 04:23:13 Pacific
Reply:

May be that DUST has collected inside.

Mostly on Desktop computers----
DUST collects inside computers, and can cause hardware
damage, overheating, faulty fans, faulty drives
Is yours clean.????
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Response Number 2
Name: danette
Date: March 2, 2009 at 04:26:45 Pacific
Reply:

yes i've made sure no dust and I checked fans and connections


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Response Number 3
Name: Chuck 2
Date: March 3, 2009 at 04:57:06 Pacific
Reply:

I now have another thought.
I have seen on this or some other forum where a person was having problems with a signal from a Radio Station was coming over her speakers.

I am not sure, but I think they make sound cards that are shielded.
Meaning all or part of the card is enclosed in a metal case.

Also, when A.C. is converted to D.C. like Computers do, the remaining small amount of A.C. is filtered out.
If it is doing a poor job of Filtering, you would get Static.
All of this is related to Electronics, not Windows.


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Response Number 4
Name: wanderer
Date: March 3, 2009 at 08:03:27 Pacific
Reply:

did the speakers work before the reinstall?
why did you reinstall?
do you get static when you test the windows default sounds?
when you run a music cd?
when you watch a youtube video?

Look at device manager. Any yellow exclamation points?
Look at event viewer logs. Any red errors?


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Response Number 5
Name: danette
Date: March 3, 2009 at 13:59:10 Pacific
Reply:

No I had some problems I was buning using my nero and my anti virus (Avast ) say warning and in order to stop it you click delete well I clicked delete and finished burning after burning and restarting my computer I had major problems.nothing worked i had to manually restart my services and when i did that I did a system restore and that made it even worse I got just my desktop no icons no toolbars and I could'nt access anything well I was really worried about all the stuff i had on my c drive thing i did not want to lose so i installed windows into my d drive hoping i could access my c drive so i could copy and burn all the stuff i needed onto disk well when my windows started up in my d drive i had no sounds but i thought ok i dont need them right now cause i was just going to get what i wanted and then reinstall my windows xp and thought that would resolve my sound problems well i reinstalled my windows nothing no sound i got no sounds so i reinstalled my sound drivers still nothing then i took out sound card and then put it back in and still nothing so i then took out sound card started windows without it and then put back in and still no sounds so I went and bought a new sound card installed it and the driver and i finally got sounds i was so happy but then it asked for me to restart and when i restarted i got this horrible scratchy noise that comes out of speakers. I get the same scratchy noise with what ever i do cd music videos system sounds everything and no there are no yellow exclamation points in my sounds but there is one yellow exclamation point next to my mutimedia audio controller i tried reinstalling drivers for it but it keeps on saying there are no drivers for it and yes there are red errors in event viewer logs there are 2 in application error and 68 in the type , application hang in the source, ( 101 ) in category, and 1002 in event. I hope this answeres your Questions and I hope this helps you to be able to help me


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Response Number 6
Name: SysLock
Date: March 3, 2009 at 18:07:00 Pacific
Reply:

Locate and install the chipset drivers for your motherboard.

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Response Number 7
Name: danette
Date: March 3, 2009 at 19:45:15 Pacific
Reply:

ok heres the big ? how do I locate the chipset and how do I install the drivers for the motherboard and why do you think this will help. my sound card is a pci not on board but does it matter if its pci or not


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