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win98 can't find sound card driver

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by Nasir, 2003/10/31.

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  1. 2003/10/31
    Nasir

    Nasir Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi,
    I am getting some problem with my sound card driver. Its not installing prpperly. I am using windows 98. Sound card is build-in in motherboard. How can I detect which type of sound card it is so that I can download the appropriate drivers.

    Please help. Thanks for your co-operation.
     
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  2. 2003/11/01
    PeteC

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    Download and run Aida32

    This should give you details of your motherboard and of the embedded sound. Then go to the manufacturer's web site - sound or mobo and download the drivers.

    If you have a driver CD for your mobo the sound drivers should be on that - check out the manual if you have it.
     
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  4. 2003/11/02
    Nasir

    Nasir Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi,
    Thanks for reply. I installed the software you recommended, checked the motherboard make and downloaded the appropriate drivers.
    But one problem I am still having. I am not able to send or record my voice. I tested with sound recorder, but can't record. Same is with msn messenger, I can't hear the voice of my friend but he can't hear mine.
    I checked my microphone, connections. All are fine.

    Any ideas how to cure this problem.

    Thanks
     
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    In the control panel>multimedia>audio tab make sure the proper device is selected for recording. In start menu>programs>accessories>entertainment>volume control check mic settings.
     
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