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Re: Computer problem.
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Ruy, 1)i use a on-board sound card. 2)umm, speakers. no USB headphones 3)configs for the speakers seems okay. As for the graphics...its okay now. i suppose it was the connection problem. Don't think it will occur again.  |
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Re: Computer problem.
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on 2007-04-17 04:10:05 |
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Seems you got a Built-in Sound card, so this can be with this. Your built-in sound card was have an Special Sound Configuration System that was installed in your computer's OS. Try to configure it. For example: My system have C-Media 3D Audio Configuration. This Sound Configuration is one of the needed installation software in able to my Built-In Sound Card to run smoothly with my OS (This is said from the Installation Procedure of my Motherboard Setup CD). In that device, I can edit some Effects, Mixes, 3D, and other Settings of my built-Sound card. So if you experience some ECHO EFFECT while hearing some music in your computer, better check the features of your 3D Sound Configuration that was located in your Sound Setting. I can also makes an ECHO Effects in my sound output using that software. But if you haven't that software installed, you uninstall it, or even update your Sound Card without updating the 3D Configuration, Do this steps ... 1. Uninstall your Sound Card and all the softwares that was in-support to the sound card. 2. Restart your PC. 3. Reinstall your Sound Card with the Latest Driver for that Sound card. 4. Install the needed 3D Configuration Software supported by your sound card. 5. Restart the PC 6. When the installation was all complete, Costumized the 3D Sound Effects and Ballance it to the tune you like. 7. Check your Speaker. If your Speaker's 3D Tune was turn on, turn it off. But if you haven't that button or it was turn off, make that unchange. Reply again if you did this steps so I can know if your Sound become alright. OK! |
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