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| Tribunus Laticlavius | Post; sound...well, because of that problem i was having with my comp...i decided to take the easy way out and just reinstall windows and wipe everything that was there...but then i forgot that when we got this comp 6 years ago, soon after we lost the sound driver. To make things harder, it isnt a sound card, its a sound chip, so the only way that i know of to find out what the driver is that i need, is to open up the comp, take out the chip, and look at it. my question for the computer genius's is: is there any way to find out without taking it out i seem to have lost my super-mini screwdriver. and please no comments from the peanut gallery who will have nothing to add-you know who you are
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| Primus Pilus | All you should have to do is open the case and look at the chip. It should have the name and model number printed on it. |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | ya, but to actually see the words, i have to physically take the chip out, because of the way its positioned |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | If Sword_fish is still around then he should know what you need to do.
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| Primus Pilus | That's a tad bizarre. What kind of computer is it? |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | custom built.... i went the cheap way out on the sound |
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| Godfather | You could always just buy a new sound card. |
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | naw, my comps a POS and i should probably start saving up for a new one... |
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| Primus Pilus | If you know what kind of motherboard you have, you could always look up what is compatable with it. Might jog your memory. |
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| The fire is everything... ![]() | Find out what motherboard you have (that's hopefully easier than finding the chip), and do a google search for it. |
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