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    Onboard sound not working...

    I have sound but its very very quiet any ideas?
    This is my mother board
    Manufacturer: THEPCCOMPANY
    Model: KM266-8233
    Bios: Phoenix Technologies, LTD
    Version: 6.00 PG
    if there is anything else u need to know just ask ;p
    thanks alot Jason
    Last edited by RaNdOm-J; May 12th, 2006 at 07:01 AM.

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    Did you check all you volume levels? Check the individual ones like "wave", "line in", "CD", etc..

    Are the speakers plugged in all the way and turned up? Are they powered speakers and working? Did you try other speakers?

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    If you have an upscale sound system you will have more than one port for sound output, such as 5.1, 7.1 etc. I would try other outlets with the sound on volume level 3 or so and hopefully through trial and error find the correct one.

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    Hmmm Ive tried turning them all up and yes i have tried other speakers but the sound is still real low

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    i really hate it when my sound does not wonk.

    only kidding, i often find the wave bar in volume control is set low, after an update etc.. do you have a sound effect manager (or similiar)?

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    Haha sux aye yea its all turnd up ane in my effects amnager theres nt much in there this is what it is called ac97 audio XD

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    Maybe its my drivers? what do u think?

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    Was your sound working correctly before? If so did you load any software, updates, etc. just before the problem started? If not, did you build the system yourself?

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    XD yup

    Yea it is a re-build my old mother board broke so i got this 1 and i brought it off someone and they didnt have any drivers for it so i installed the one that was supposed to go with it but its not very good, the sound is quiet, there is sound but not much of it.

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    Exclamation

    http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Downloa...nuID=0&LanID=9

    VIA AC'97 Codec Sound Driver.


    The model number you gave led me to E-machines.E-Machine model is #L7VMM. The motherboard model is KM266-8233

    May be wrong but, all I could come up with researching from your information.


    You may also like to check the below websites.

    http://www.emachines.com/support/pro...es&model=T1600

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...PCN_BIX_Stores
    Last edited by street1; May 14th, 2006 at 10:51 PM.

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