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| BriGuy92 |
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 Rat Level: 24 Posts: 61/93 EXP: 71079 Next: 7046 Since: 02-23-07 From: You hampster! Last post: 5702 days Last view: 3119 days |
Alright, so here's the problem. The sound of my computer is kinda messed up. The "System" sounds are way louder than they should be. And when I go to play a game, or Winamp, or WMP, or anything else that makes sound, I have to turn the volume on my speakers way up. Once I do that, the system sounds (Asterisk, beep, etc.) blast my eardrums out. What do I do? Oh, in case it helps, my sound card is a Sound Blaster PCI512. |
| chungy |
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 Rex Level: 51 Posts: 6/533 EXP: 961083 Next: 52855 Since: 08-23-07 From: Las Vegas Last post: 4454 days Last view: 4256 days |
Turn off all the system sounds. |
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 Sand Crab Level: 36 Posts: 28/237 EXP: 285619 Next: 22491 Since: 07-26-07 From: North Jersey Last post: 5557 days Last view: 5335 days |
I'm no techie by any stretch, so I can't offer any significant advice, but one thing that has fixed any number of computer issues I've had in the past is simply updating drivers. It sounds like a "duh, obviously" kind of thing, but I've often overlooked that option and then come back to it to see that it fixes whatever problem I'm having, including problems with my sound card that I've had in the past. So, give it a try, I guess, if you haven't already  . |
| Xeon |
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 Red Paratroopa Level: 31 Posts: 142/174 EXP: 181714 Next: 3649 Since: 03-09-07 Last post: 6029 days Last view: 3231 days |
Check the volume control? See if the Wav and the Play sound are both at there max level. |
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 Ninji Level: 36 Posts: 199/235 EXP: 285618 Next: 22492 Since: 02-19-07 From: Nethergarde Last post: 5447 days Last view: 5249 days |
I somehow can't see the WAV setting being the problem if he gets this during games as well. Try updating your drivers and fooling around with the Volume Control options.
If you don't know where Volume Control is, go to Start > Accessories > Entertainment. ____________________ I like gay porn. It's hot |
| Jon |
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 Paragoomba Level: 21 Posts: 23/71 EXP: 46730 Next: 3213 Since: 08-22-07 Last post: 5723 days Last view: 5651 days |
This header is useless_____________________________If you could open up the computer, theres little cards in white slots, your sound card may be loose so push in EVERY card in there or if you KNOW what the sound card looks like, or just take the green plug in the back of your comp and mabye put it in other slots or mabye THATS loose ____________________ |
| BriGuy92 |
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Rat Level: 24 Posts: 64/93 EXP: 71079 Next: 7046 Since: 02-23-07 From: You hampster! Last post: 5702 days Last view: 3119 days |
Um... no. Fail. I'm not a total n00b like you seem to think I am. |
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