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May 14th, 2008, 03:27 PM
#25
Driver Terrier
 Originally Posted by oqa
Thanks NooNoo!
The model card is CT 4810. I turned off the onboard realtek because my speakers (Diamond 2.1 Pro Media) couldn't play sounds with it. Because the diamond speakers was with my older computer -and with the Creative PCI sound card plugged in to that older computer- so I thought I needed to install the PCI card into the one I'm using right now.
The realtek is now working again (with standard speakers) after I performed system restore and un-plugged the PCI card.
What went wrong?
Anything from you not plugging in the speakers correctly to the sound driver corrupting!
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