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DarkSlaya
Posts: 2095/4249 |
It was actually doing that to me after I upgraded my drivers because my soundcard decided to be a bitch and don't work. I don't know what caused this, but it fixed itself after 3-4 weeks. Now it does that very rarely. |
Knight of Time
Posts: 39/125 |
Originally posted by Ailura
It would help if you told us which soundcard you have. 
You could try updating to the latest drivers, but it could be hardware related.
Which OS are you using BTW?
I wish I knew what kind of sound card this computer uses, but I'm afraid I have no idea (I can't seem to find what kind of sound card the computer uses in the Control Panel). However, I do know that the sounds and stuff were working fine at least two months ago.
As for the OS, it's Windows 98.
Hey, can sound be messed up a bit at times if the cord that enables sound on the computer (I am very sure there is one) is in partially, and not in all the way? |
Ailure
Posts: 4963/11162 |
It would help if you told us which soundcard you have.
You could try updating to the latest drivers, but it could be hardware related.
Which OS are you using BTW? |
Knight of Time
Posts: 38/125 |
Hi.
I'm not sure if anyone else has had this happen to them on their computer, but has anyone here ever run into a situation where some sort of "bug" occasionally (and sometimes quite often  ) makes "sound effects" and "music" (surprisingly, this doesn't seem to affect midi files) somewhat louder, as if a VERY annoying buzzing sound ends up appearing and disappearing?
If anyone has experienced this problem, could you please tell me how this can be fixed?
Thanks in advance. |
