I installed an nVIDIA e-GeForce2 MX200 video card and lost my sound. I have done everything in WIN98 help. After two days I still have no sound. I run WIN98es. MB is VIA 694X AGPset (GA-6VX7B-4X. I read that installing the VIA 4in1 driver might help, but not sure if applys to this MB. Anyone know anything?
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I have a GF2 and the onboard sound for my Soyo Dragon + mobo wouldn't work unless I used the applications that came with the mobo for sound.
I bet doing the 4in1 driver would help. I was given advice here yesterday to do that for more major issues than this, and it worked.
My computer is finally stable wohoooooooo :D :D
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Originally posted by dalexI installed an nVIDIA e-GeForce2 MX200 video card and lost my sound. I have done everything in WIN98 help. After two days I still have no sound. I run WIN98es. MB is VIA 694X AGPset (GA-6VX7B-4X. I read that installing the VIA 4in1 driver might help, but not sure if applys to this MB. Anyone know anything?
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Originally posted by Mr.Tweak
Can you please provide me with your full system specs so I can assist you further.
Pentium3 - 866MHz
MS WIN98 V. 4.10.2222A
256 RAM
20G HD
Graphic Blaster Exxtreme Video Card (put back in after sound went out. Sound did not return)
56K Modem
CNET ethernet card
This is the basics. Let me know if you need further details.
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Originally posted by wuntvorI have a GF2 and the onboard sound for my Soyo Dragon + mobo wouldn't work unless I used the applications that came with the mobo for sound.
I bet doing the 4in1 driver would help. I was given advice here yesterday to do that for more major issues than this, and it worked.
My computer is finally stable wohoooooooo :D :D
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for the 4in1 drivers to be of any use they have to be installed FIRST (that is, before ANYTHING else) after a format and re-install of windows. Otherwise they'll probably just cause more problems and instability (well they did for me).
So moral is that you can't just go and install 'em when ever you feel like it, they MUST be the very first thing that's installed. Before any other drivers or progs etc. They can be upgraded easily enough but the initial install is critical.
Cheers !
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Originally posted by Beefyit's a general recommendation that all MBs using the VIA chipset have the 4in1 drivers installed (unless you are running winXP)
As far as his problem - a total reinstall would probably be your best bet.
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onboard sound is generally a separate solution to the chipset, installing the 4-in-1's won't help. u will need the AC'97 Codec drivers no doubt, as this is typically the one used in via systems, although CMI8738 chipsets and similar ones are seen too...
umn, accordin to gigabyte: see 686 audio driver...
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