Tantalus Posted November 26, 2004 Report Posted November 26, 2004 I will not be able to join TS until I have uninstalled, removed, re-seated and re-installed my Temperamental Creative SB Audigy2 soundcard... which I will do tomorrow sometime.. I've had to do this once before.. It seems to be a known 'common' trait amongst creative cards... F**n' piece of s**...
.TuG.Beaver Posted November 26, 2004 Report Posted November 26, 2004 argh - wondered where u went to. I too have a creative sb audigy 2 zs - but so far have not had any problems with it. (me crosses fingers)
Tantalus Posted November 27, 2004 Author Report Posted November 27, 2004 OK! That's it, I am now officially a dumb old fart.. I am relinquishing my IEng status and membership of the Engineering Council of Great Britain and returning my Microsoft Certifications by first class mail.. to-whit: I physically removed the card, uninstalled the software, cleaned the registry & did a 'new' install.. Playback=Fine. Recording=No Luck.. Repeat the above again: No Luck.. I removed the card, threw it into my spares box, uninstalled the software, cleaned the registry and then Installed my MSI Mainboard's inbuilt 5.1 nVidia sound system.. Playback=Fine. Recording=No Luck!? I checked the plug connections, I tested the Mainboard output and (gamevoice) headset's continuity with a multimeter.. all fine.. but still no input from the mic.. Plugged a new mic into the gamevoice socket.. No luck. Plugged the Gamevoice USB lead back into my USB hub so I could see if a driver was missing.. Bing-Bong - XP detects Gamevoice device.. I look up from under my desk and the mass of wires and test equipment to note the Red Indication at center of the Gamevoice.. I lean forward and de-select the adjacent 'Mute' button .................
.TuG.Beaver Posted November 27, 2004 Report Posted November 27, 2004 Originally posted by TUG_Tantalus@Nov 27 2004, 03:55 PMOK! That's it, I am now officially a dumb old fart.. I am relinquishing my IEng status and membership of the Engineering Council of Great Britain and returning my Microsoft Certifications by first class mail.. to-whit: I physically removed the card, uninstalled the software, cleaned the registry & did a 'new' install.. Playback=Fine. Recording=No Luck.. Repeat the above again: No Luck.. I removed the card, threw it into my spares box, uninstalled the software, cleaned the registry and then Installed my MSI Mainboard's inbuilt 5.1 nVidia sound system.. Playback=Fine. Recording=No Luck!? I checked the plug connections, I tested the Mainboard output and (gamevoice) headset's continuity with a multimeter.. all fine.. but still no input from the mic.. Plugged a new mic into the gamevoice socket.. No luck. Plugged the Gamevoice USB lead back into my USB hub so I could see if a driver was missing.. Bing-Bong - XP detects Gamevoice device.. I look up from under my desk and the mass of wires and test equipment to note the Red Indication at center of the Gamevoice.. I lean forward and de-select the adjacent 'Mute' button ................. Quoted post lmao Tant - mic mute function > all :notworking:
SirJarbo Posted November 27, 2004 Report Posted November 27, 2004 lol i thought i was the only one to do dumb shit like that
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