Hi all,
I am desperately hoping someone here can help me with a system problem
I am having. I have just upgraded my PC with an new motherboard
(Apollo KT133 chipset) an AMD Athlon 1200 and an extra 128mb RAM (now
up to 256).
I know I should really have reformatted my HD but I was just hoping to
be able to plug it into the new setup along with my V5 5500, SBLive
and TV card and get up and running again. However, although everything
else is working fine I cannot get the gameport installed properly.
When I booted up all the peripherals were recognised and drivers
installed, including for the SBLive but when it got to the gameport
the system froze when trying to install the drivers. I had to reset
the PC as it killed everything and now the gameport appears in Device
Manager with an exclamation mark against it.
I have tried updating the driver from Device Manager and removing the
gameport from there and letting Win98SE pick it up again on reboot but
both of these methods lead to a complete freeze again.
The motherboard came with onboard audio (including gameport) which I
have disabled in the BIOS although Win98SE still kept trying to
re-install it when I rebooted. I therefore disabled them in Device
Manager as well and this stopped that particular problem.
This is a erally frustrating problem as I am desperate to get back to
GPL \ N4 and Super Karting 1 (for John Bodin's excellent offline
league this Saturday) but can't until this problem is sorted.
Please can anyone offer me any advice on this or am I stuck with a
reformat...
TIA
Hoops74
My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using BIOS
but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup that
I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound chip
go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, including
a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport).
If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a picture
showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper
just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then flip
it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't
blow up your new toy ;)
"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi all, > I am desperately hoping someone here can help me with a system problem > I am having. I have just upgraded my PC with an new motherboard > (Apollo KT133 chipset) an AMD Athlon 1200 and an extra 128mb RAM (now > up to 256). > > I know I should really have reformatted my HD but I was just hoping to > be able to plug it into the new setup along with my V5 5500, SBLive > and TV card and get up and running again. However, although everything > else is working fine I cannot get the gameport installed properly. > When I booted up all the peripherals were recognised and drivers > installed, including for the SBLive but when it got to the gameport > the system froze when trying to install the drivers. I had to reset > the PC as it killed everything and now the gameport appears in Device > Manager with an exclamation mark against it. > > I have tried updating the driver from Device Manager and removing the > gameport from there and letting Win98SE pick it up again on reboot but > both of these methods lead to a complete freeze again. > > The motherboard came with onboard audio (including gameport) which I > have disabled in the BIOS although Win98SE still kept trying to > re-install it when I rebooted. I therefore disabled them in Device > Manager as well and this stopped that particular problem. > > This is a erally frustrating problem as I am desperate to get back to > GPL \ N4 and Super Karting 1 (for John Bodin's excellent offline > league this Saturday) but can't until this problem is sorted. > > Please can anyone offer me any advice on this or am I stuck with a > reformat... > > TIA > > Hoops74Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are
no pins on the motherboard to do this.
Hoops74
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using BIOS >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup that >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound chip >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, including >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). > > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a picture >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then flip >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >blow up your new toy ;) > >"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Hi all, >> I am desperately hoping someone here can help me with a system problem >> I am having. I have just upgraded my PC with an new motherboard >> (Apollo KT133 chipset) an AMD Athlon 1200 and an extra 128mb RAM (now >> up to 256). >> >> I know I should really have reformatted my HD but I was just hoping to >> be able to plug it into the new setup along with my V5 5500, SBLive >> and TV card and get up and running again. However, although everything >> else is working fine I cannot get the gameport installed properly. >> When I booted up all the peripherals were recognised and drivers >> installed, including for the SBLive but when it got to the gameport >> the system froze when trying to install the drivers. I had to reset >> the PC as it killed everything and now the gameport appears in Device >> Manager with an exclamation mark against it. >> >> I have tried updating the driver from Device Manager and removing the >> gameport from there and letting Win98SE pick it up again on reboot but >> both of these methods lead to a complete freeze again. >> >> The motherboard came with onboard audio (including gameport) which I >> have disabled in the BIOS although Win98SE still kept trying to >> re-install it when I rebooted. I therefore disabled them in Device >> Manager as well and this stopped that particular problem. >> >> This is a erally frustrating problem as I am desperate to get back to >> GPL \ N4 and Super Karting 1 (for John Bodin's excellent offline >> league this Saturday) but can't until this problem is sorted. >> >> Please can anyone offer me any advice on this or am I stuck with a >> reformat... >> >> TIA >> >> Hoops74 >Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS
"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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BIOS
> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroupthat
> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the soundchip
> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches,including
> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport).
> >
> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have apicture
> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper
> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is thenflip
> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't
> >blow up your new toy ;)
> >
>
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> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are > no pins on the motherboard to do this. > > Hoops74 > > On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled usingYep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard
audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the
drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the
'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered
wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport
still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it.
Hoops74
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
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>Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS > >"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >> >> Hoops74 >> >> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >> <[email hidden]> wrote: >> >> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using >BIOS >> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >that >> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >chip >> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >including >> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >> > >> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >picture >> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >flip >> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >> >blow up your new toy ;) >> > >> >Did my tip about checking for VIA updates help? The SBLive problem
has been around for a while, and I thought there was a patch or a
fix???
-- JB
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:12:47 +0100, Peter Hooper
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard >audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the >drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the >'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered >wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport >still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. > >Hoops74 > >On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> >wrote: > >>Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS >> >>"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>news:[email hidden]... >>> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >>> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >>> >>> Hoops74 >>> >>> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >>> <[email hidden]> wrote: >>> >>> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using >>BIOS >>> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >>that >>> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >>chip >>> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >>including >>> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >>> > >>> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >>picture >>> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >>> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >>flip >>> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >>> >blow up your new toy ;) >>> > >>> >> >Whoops,
I replied under gpl and msff wheel post just below by mistake - take a look
there.
Peter Hooper <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi all, > I am desperately hoping someone here can help me with a system problem > I am having. I have just upgraded my PC with an new motherboard > (Apollo KT133 chipset) an AMD Athlon 1200 and an extra 128mb RAM (now > up to 256). > > I know I should really have reformatted my HD but I was just hoping to > be able to plug it into the new setup along with my V5 5500, SBLive > and TV card and get up and running again. However, although everything > else is working fine I cannot get the gameport installed properly. > When I booted up all the peripherals were recognised and drivers > installed, including for the SBLive but when it got to the gameport > the system froze when trying to install the drivers. I had to reset > the PC as it killed everything and now the gameport appears in Device > Manager with an exclamation mark against it. > > I have tried updating the driver from Device Manager and removing the > gameport from there and letting Win98SE pick it up again on reboot but > both of these methods lead to a complete freeze again. > > The motherboard came with onboard audio (including gameport) which I > have disabled in the BIOS although Win98SE still kept trying to > re-install it when I rebooted. I therefore disabled them in Device > Manager as well and this stopped that particular problem. > > This is a erally frustrating problem as I am desperate to get back to > GPL \ N4 and Super Karting 1 (for John Bodin's excellent offline > league this Saturday) but can't until this problem is sorted. > > Please can anyone offer me any advice on this or am I stuck with a > reformat... > > TIA > > Hoops74Did you try installing the driver in Safe Mode? Sometimes that works.
"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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using
jumper
> >> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then
> >flip
> >> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so youdon't
> >> >blow up your new toy ;)
> >> >
> >>
> >
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> Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard > audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the > drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the > 'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered > wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport > still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. > > Hoops74 > > On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS > > > >"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are > >> no pins on the motherboard to do this. > >> > >> Hoops74 > >> > >> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" > >> <[email hidden]> wrote: > >> > >> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabledQuoted text (12 lines)
> >BIOS > >> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup > >that > >> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound > >chip > >> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, > >including > >> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). > >> > > >> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a > >picture > >> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard soundHi John,
Unfortunately I couldn't find anything about it on the VIA site and
they have not replied to my e-mail about it either. What I did find
was the Via 4in1 updaet but that hasn't solved the problem either.
Cheers
Pete
PS:- Looking unlikely that I will make the 2nd league warm-up race now
:O(
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 06:26:31 GMT, [email hidden] (John Bodin)
wrote:
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>Did my tip about checking for VIA updates help? The SBLive problem >has been around for a while, and I thought there was a patch or a >fix??? > >-- JB > >On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:12:47 +0100, Peter Hooper ><[email hidden]> wrote: > >>Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard >>audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the >>drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the >>'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered >>wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport >>still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. >> >>Hoops74 >> >>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> >>wrote: >> >>>Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS >>> >>>"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>>news:[email hidden]... >>>> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >>>> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >>>> >>>> Hoops74 >>>> >>>> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >>>> <[email hidden]> wrote: >>>> >>>> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using >>>BIOS >>>> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >>>that >>>> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >>>chip >>>> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >>>including >>>> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >>>> > >>>> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >>>picture >>>> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >>>> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >>>flip >>>> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >>>> >blow up your new toy ;) >>>> > >>>> >>> >>I'll give that a bash..
Fingers crossed.
Hoops74
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 09:19:30 -0500, "Lannie Schafroth"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Did you try installing the driver in Safe Mode? Sometimes that works. > >"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard >> audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the >> drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the >> 'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered >> wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport >> still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. >> >> Hoops74 >> >> On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> >> wrote: >> >> >Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS >> > >> >"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> >news:[email hidden]... >> >> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >> >> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >> >> >> >> Hoops74 >> >> >> >> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >> >> <[email hidden]> wrote: >> >> >> >> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled >using >> >BIOS >> >> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >> >that >> >> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >> >chip >> >> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >> >including >> >> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >> >> > >> >> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >> >picture >> >> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound >jumper >> >> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >> >flip >> >> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you >don't >> >> >blow up your new toy ;) >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >Perhaps deleting it from device manager instead of disabling will help now
that you have disabled the device in the BIOS.
"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard > audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the > drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the > 'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered > wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport > still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. > > Hoops74 >Message 9 in thread
From: Keith Hess ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: VIA chipset and SBlive 1024!!!!!
Newsgroups: creative.products.sound_blaster.live
Date: 2001-02-13 00:02:04 PST
The VIA chipset issue has been around for a LONG time. The problem is
with certain VIA chipsets in how they handle PCI bus latency. This
problem is not exclusive to SBLive cards either. Numerous other
pro-audio cards fall victim to the same PCI bus flaw. Unfortunately,
I have yet to see Creative post a disclaimer stating that VIA chipsets
may cause undesireable results with their Emu10k1 based cards.
Here are your options:
1) Change order of the PCI cards in your system
2) Check your BIOS to see if it has a PCI bus latency setting, set it
to 0 and see if the problem goes away
3) If your BIOS doesn't have a PCI bus latency setting, download
TweakBIOS and set it there
3) Disable UDMA in the BIOS
4) Replace your sound card with one that doesn't crackle and pop with
your VIA chipset m/b
5) Replace your motherboard with an Intel chipset based motherboard,
or AMD chipset for Athlons
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 15:47:02 +0100, Peter Hooper
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Hi John, >Unfortunately I couldn't find anything about it on the VIA site and >they have not replied to my e-mail about it either. What I did find >was the Via 4in1 updaet but that hasn't solved the problem either. > >Cheers > >Pete > >PS:- Looking unlikely that I will make the 2nd league warm-up race now >:O( > >On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 06:26:31 GMT, [email hidden] (John Bodin) >wrote: > >>Did my tip about checking for VIA updates help? The SBLive problem >>has been around for a while, and I thought there was a patch or a >>fix??? >> >>-- JB >> >>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:12:47 +0100, Peter Hooper >><[email hidden]> wrote: >> >>>Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard >>>audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the >>>drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the >>>'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered >>>wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport >>>still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. >>> >>>Hoops74 >>> >>>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> >>>wrote: >>> >>>>Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS >>>> >>>>"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>>>news:[email hidden]... >>>>> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >>>>> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >>>>> >>>>> Hoops74 >>>>> >>>>> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >>>>> <[email hidden]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using >>>>BIOS >>>>> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >>>>that >>>>> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >>>>chip >>>>> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >>>>including >>>>> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >>>>> > >>>>> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >>>>picture >>>>> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >>>>> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >>>>flip >>>>> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >>>>> >blow up your new toy ;) >>>>> > >>>>> >>>> >>> >For most users, there is a BIOS update available from your motherboard
manufacturer that will solve this problem. If you have the latest BIOS
for your motherboard, you have to make an adjustment in your BIOS
settings. Go to the setting for "CPU IOQ" and make sure the value is
set to 1 and not higher. Another solution for some, has been to adjust
the AGP mutiplier setting so that the card cannot use faster than 1X
speeds. For BIOS updates, you should check with your motherboard
manufacturer first before going directly to VIA.
Another solution has been to reinstall the VIA 4-in-1 drivers in
"standard" mode as opposed to "turbo" mode.
Here is the VIA driver page:
http://www.via.com.tw/jsp/en/dr/driver.jsp
There have been reports of the latest BIOS from Tyan removes the "CPU
IOQ" setting and therefore eliminates your ability to change the
setting.
If you have a Micron computer, BIOS updates are available here:
http://support.micronpc.com/Apps/specdriv.asp?Hub=MBD001125-xx&Include=
If you have an Asus P3V4X motherboard (or have more interest in the
IOQ setting), there is some information at:
http://www.netspace.net.au/~jesse/p3v4x/faq.html
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 15:47:02 +0100, Peter Hooper
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Hi John, >Unfortunately I couldn't find anything about it on the VIA site and >they have not replied to my e-mail about it either. What I did find >was the Via 4in1 updaet but that hasn't solved the problem either. > >Cheers > >Pete > >PS:- Looking unlikely that I will make the 2nd league warm-up race now >:O( > >On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 06:26:31 GMT, [email hidden] (John Bodin) >wrote: > >>Did my tip about checking for VIA updates help? The SBLive problem >>has been around for a while, and I thought there was a patch or a >>fix??? >> >>-- JB >> >>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:12:47 +0100, Peter Hooper >><[email hidden]> wrote: >> >>>Yep, I have gone into the BIOS and set the option to disable onboard >>>audio but once I start Windows (98SE)it still tries to install the >>>drivers for it. I got around this problem by putting a tick in the >>>'disable in this profile' option of Device Manager but just wondered >>>wheterh it might still be causing a conflict as the SBLive gameport >>>still freezes my PC when Windows tries to install the drivers for it. >>> >>>Hoops74 >>> >>>On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 07:01:36 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> >>>wrote: >>> >>>>Then you should be able to do it in the BIOS >>>> >>>>"Peter Hooper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>>>news:[email hidden]... >>>>> Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be an option for me as there are >>>>> no pins on the motherboard to do this. >>>>> >>>>> Hoops74 >>>>> >>>>> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:06:26 GMT, "Rob Adams" >>>>> <[email hidden]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >My motherboard also came with onboard audio which I also disabled using >>>>BIOS >>>>> >but it wouldn't go away. Then Sideshow Bob suggested in this newsgroup >>>>that >>>>> >I disable it using the jumper on the motherboard. This made the sound >>>>chip >>>>> >go away for good and also fixed another couple of minor glitches, >>>>including >>>>> >a scarcity of IRQ's (which may be the problem with your gameport). >>>>> > >>>>> > If you have the documentation for your motherboard it should have a >>>>picture >>>>> >showing where all the jumpers are. When you find the onboard sound jumper >>>>> >just take note of where it (so you can set it back if need be) is then >>>>flip >>>>> >it to the other setting. Make sure you ground yourself first so you don't >>>>> >blow up your new toy ;) >>>>> > >>>>> >>>> >>> >Try this:
http://www.creativelabs.com/support/kbase/article.asp?ID=398&Centric=&SearchSite=yes
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 15:47:02 +0100, Peter Hooper
<[email hidden]> wrote:
