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Re: MMJB Soundcard Problem Click Here to Report this message to the Moderator Posted by Valtonen (from: 217.228.242.162) on October 09, 2003 at 13:54:02: In Reply to: Re: MMJB Soundcard Problem posted by Genero Benavidez on September 23, 2003 at 21:40:42: Ok folks OK. Bummer Bummer,8 Gigs of MP3 and no sound. I actually think my problem came from the Media Player that is built into Netscape(Which I downloaded shortly before my sounds went down). So I deleted the media player and choose MMJB as my choice player...but to no avail............also I deleted that Nasty Kazaa shit with it's Cydoor from hell spyware. The Solution tough is real simple. Click On "Control Panel"...then "System".........Click on the "Hardware" tab and then "Device Manager", at which point you should see your Sound Card listed under the devices with a yellow circle and a exclamation mark inside it. When you click on it you shoulld have 2 or 3 options to reinsatll or laocate the driver for whichever soundcard you have(Including MS Database for Driver Downloads). Just click on all the options(Insert your Windows Disk in the CD-ROM) and click on search. E Voila. Windows will tell you it has found a better driver than the one you already have. Click to accept...it will install itself....and there you have problem solved. No ReBoot Necessary!! Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Ok folks OK. Bummer Bummer,8 Gigs of MP3 and no sound. : I actually think my problem came from the Media Player that is built into Netscape(Which I downloaded shortly before my sounds went down). So I deleted the media player and choose MMJB as my choice player...but to no avail............also I deleted that Nasty Kazaa shit with it's Cydoor from hell spyware. : The Solution tough is real simple. : Click On "Control Panel"...then "System".........Click on the "Hardware" tab and then "Device Manager", at which point you should see your Sound Card listed under the devices with a yellow circle and a exclamation mark inside it. When you click on it you shoulld have 2 or 3 options to reinsatll or laocate the driver for whichever soundcard you have(Including MS Database for Driver Downloads). Just click on all the options(Insert your Windows Disk in the CD-ROM) and click on search. : E Voila. Windows will tell you it has found a better driver than the one you already have. Click to accept...it will install itself....and there you have problem solved. : No ReBoot Necessary!! Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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