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SOUND PROBLEMS! HELP!

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  1. snufftelectSalvaged from archive23 Aug 2006, 12:21
    Got another techy question for y'all which I've spent the past three days and this morning half-assedly trying to sort out. Basically, my sound aint working. It's coming out but I can only just hear anything with my speakers and my audio levels maxed out. I've reinstalled my drivers, checked for device conflictions and generally fucked around in the control panel as much as I can and I've achieved nichts. Aint really bothered me that much but I'm getting tired of cupping my ears around my headphones just so I can hear WTF's going on. I'm running win2k with an nVidia nForce4 AMD chipset and geForce6600 video card. Any help with this would be much appreciated, though you may have to spell shit out phonetically as I'm practically clueless when it comes to this shit. :P
  2. AvalonerSalvaged from archive23 Aug 2006, 22:12
    May sound stupid, but did you tried to pull it out and stick it back in, sounds like you just tried the software way, maybe the card just kinda you know moved out.
  3. AllisterFiendSalvaged from archive23 Aug 2006, 22:38
    Are your speakers attatched to your computer or what?
  4. snufftelectSalvaged from archive24 Aug 2006, 09:27
    May sound stupid, but did you tried to pull it out and stick it back in, sounds like you just tried the software way, maybe the card just kinda you know moved out. It's a chipset soundcard...meaning it's built into the motherboard...meaning that were it "loose" I wouldn't be able to type this. :wink: Cheers for trying anyways. And to Allisterfiend: I'm getting the same with my headphones plugged into the PC itself.
  5. Ace1875Salvaged from archive24 Aug 2006, 09:57
    first check and see if you got it in the right hole... line-out or audio out. then jiggle your connector in the back of the CPU while its playing a sound file...do you hear static? if so your female receptor plug on the chip-set might be damaged.
  6. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive25 Aug 2006, 00:30
    HAHAHAHAHahahahahahah! first check and see if you got it in the right hole... line-out or audio out. "That's what SHE said!" then jiggle your connector Where? in the back of the CPU :shock: while its playing a sound file"Love Music"...do you hear static?(or moaning?) if so your female receptor plug on the chip-set might be damaged.(or having an ORASAM!) :oops:
  7. babadiSalvaged from archive25 Aug 2006, 02:13
    HAHAHAHAHahahahahahah! first check and see if you got it in the right hole... line-out or audio out. "That's what SHE said!" then jiggle your connector Where? in the back of the CPU :shock: while its playing a sound file"Love Music"...do you hear static?(or moaning?) if so your female receptor plug on the chip-set might be damaged.(or having an ORASAM!) :oops: LMFAO
  8. Ace1875Salvaged from archive25 Aug 2006, 04:13
    HAHAHAHAHahahahahahah! first check and see if you got it in the right hole... line-out or audio out. "That's what SHE said!" then jiggle your connector Where? in the back of the CPU :shock: while its playing a sound file"Love Music"...do you hear static?(or moaning?) if so your female receptor plug on the chip-set might be damaged.(or having an ORASAM!) :oops: LMAO!! Fuck you Ozzman LMAO again :lol: :lol: I was sleepy as hell when i typed that LMFAO
  9. snufftelectSalvaged from archive25 Aug 2006, 12:17
    Ace...I owe you one. :P This retard (me) didn't realise the jack was only half way in. :oops: I just assumed it was all good cuz I had the same deal with my headphones (i.e. hardly any sound). Any idea why that would be? I also noticed that when I pulled the headphones out the sound got louder, so I'm guessing it's split from the card like you get when you use one of them jack-splitting thingamiebobs in amplifiers in bands. ...I seriously need to do some homework on this shit. And just be glad Ozzie got to your post before some insulting little 13y/o spewing internet slang, I guess. :lol: Either way, good one Ozzie and thank you Ace! :D

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