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ok i've got another problem... this time the stereo is reversed. i've been trying to find a recent driver that might correct this problem but i had no luck... so does anybody know why it's causing this??? If you do, please tell me how to fix it...
Thanks Again,
Andy
It's caused by the internal connections of the sound card. Many game programs have a configuration option that lets you reverse the sound channels. There might be a utility with the card's drivers to do this, or you may have to look into a .cfg file for the sound card (in the Windows\System directory).
In the .cfg file there should be a line like "stereoreverse=0" or similar. Change the 0 to a 1, save the file and reboot. You should be all set.
OK i took your advice but i can't seem to find the CFG file so do you have anymore advice other than formating my disk using FDISK???
Andy
First off, "When all else fails...FDISK!" is my signature, not part of the advice.
Second, this may sound silly but how about switching the positions of your speakers?
You didn't say if they were monitor-mounted or not.
If they're free-standing, just switch 'em!
Problem solved. :)