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26-Mar-2007, 11:14 PM #1
Audio Drivers
After a long and hard process of actually getting my audio drivers to work with windows vista, i have come across some what of problem...Initially i used the upgrade function when installing thus keeping my sigmatel intergrated audio drivers, which it so happens. ISNT compatible with vista...so i ended up doing a clean install which allowd me to activate the built in windows audio drivers. Now, i have audio output in reference to my speakers, but when i plug in my headphones, (the jack is on the pc, not the speakers) i get no output, seems to me as if the built in drivers dont recognize the jack, i tried both jacks, front and back, with an assortment of different headphones and none of them seem to be working. can someone help?
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27-Mar-2007, 02:00 AM #2
What is your audio card/chip
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27-Mar-2007, 04:28 PM #3
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To be frank, i have no idea. And all windows tells me is that it's a "High Definition Audio Device"
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