need computer help
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 4:46 am
My best guess is that your sound card has taken a crap.
Try to uninstall the card and reinstall it. If it won't detect the card, delete the MusC audio and try again.
If the card re-installs but still doesn't work try to delete that MusC audio entry, then try to install the driver again.
If the card won't re-install after you delete the MusCAudio entry, your sound card is probably blown.
That's all I got left. Chuck may have something else to suggest, if none of that works. Otherwise it's prolly gonna take a new card to fix the thing.
Just a thought:
If this is a desktop machine, you could ask around at school. If you can find some of the geeky gamer types, most of them will have an extra sound card from where they've upgraded to the latest and greatest card of the week. They might give you the old one or give you a really cheap price. I get half my parts that way.
Try to uninstall the card and reinstall it. If it won't detect the card, delete the MusC audio and try again.
If the card re-installs but still doesn't work try to delete that MusC audio entry, then try to install the driver again.
If the card won't re-install after you delete the MusCAudio entry, your sound card is probably blown.
That's all I got left. Chuck may have something else to suggest, if none of that works. Otherwise it's prolly gonna take a new card to fix the thing.
Just a thought:
If this is a desktop machine, you could ask around at school. If you can find some of the geeky gamer types, most of them will have an extra sound card from where they've upgraded to the latest and greatest card of the week. They might give you the old one or give you a really cheap price. I get half my parts that way.