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    Audigy soundcard conflict! Please help!

    please please help!! im going mad!!
    ok heres the problem.....

    ive just bought an audigy soundcard and im having major headaches!!
    i have a PcChips M848ALU motherboard which has a real dodgy built in soundcard and so i thought wise to upgrade to the Audigy (not sure which one but its got sb0090 & sb1394 written on it)
    I have a connexant pci adsl modem which is where the troubles start!
    When i leave the soundcard installed i get disconnected from the net all the time which is a real bind.
    I stumbled across a solution about disactivating the firewire option in the bios on this forum, but i dont have such an option, so im really stuck here.
    PLEASE HELP!!!! I can provide a aida32 type diagnostic report if that helps anyone!!!
    Ive had ppl telling me to do allsorts but nothing is curing it....and this really is my last shot at this!
    thanks in advance!
    Neil

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    track down the manual for the motherboard. with any luck, there should be a table matching up PCI slots to IRQ values (may be referred to as interrupts, or similar).

    ensure that the sound card & adsl modem both are NOT sharing with any other device, especially each other

    creative labs' cards have a defective tendancy to flood the PCI bus with data, this may be the problem here.

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    darn!! aint got the manual anymore.......

    how do i check if the cards are sharing any other device?? i know a bit.....but not enough!

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    have you tried all the basic stuff like downloading the latest driver for soundcard, or even updating bios flash,

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    Quote Originally Posted by nee
    darn!! aint got the manual anymore.......

    how do i check if the cards are sharing any other device?? i know a bit.....but not enough!

    Look in device manager and click on the properties of the devices! Why not make it simple and move the card to a new slot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by the insaan
    have you tried all the basic stuff like downloading the latest driver for soundcard, or even updating bios flash,
    ive tried all of the basics....you've lost me on the bios flash! How is that done?
    Also to the above reply, i have tried moving evrything around in the pci slots and that didnt help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nee
    ive tried all of the basics....you've lost me on the bios flash! How is that done?
    Also to the above reply, i have tried moving evrything around in the pci slots and that didnt help.

    you know nothing about bios flashing? OMG! hehe.. lol... dont feel bad I killed my first mobo when I learnd how!

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    right....if i get a different soundcard do u lot reckon that will cure it? is it just this Audigy being fussy?
    I dont really want to have to buy a motherboard if i do something wrong!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nee
    right....if i get a different soundcard do u lot reckon that will cure it? is it just this Audigy being fussy?
    I dont really want to have to buy a motherboard if i do something wrong!!!

    I don't think a bios update would fix it anyway... Also "I" love my ZS and I wouldn't recomend anything other then that creative you have! *Some will respond and recomend M audio! I just know it! You could always format the drive, and let windows sort it out when you reinstal!

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    Quote Originally Posted by myth
    You could always format the drive, and let windows sort it out when you reinstal!
    can anyone confirm that this may do the trick?
    I dont really want to reformat if it aint likely to make a difference

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    Quote Originally Posted by nee
    can anyone confirm that this may do the trick?
    I dont really want to reformat if it aint likely to make a difference
    It could be a conflict with the drivers or a program or an update you took... the possibilities are endless! I'd try it but if you have alot of stuff on that drive then you might not want to!

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    thats what puts me off!!

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    Have you tried the Sound Blaster Audigy DriverPack sorted all my problems out, all the other drivers caused various problems especially the ones I downloaded from the creative site. All I need to do now is glue the stupid thing in to stop it falling out of the slot.

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    Whats so dodgy about the the onboard audio on this motherboard? It is six channel and it has its own (as far as I can tell) APU, so your CPU isn't going to suffer. Dosn't the onboard sound suffice?
    To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yamangman
    Whats so dodgy about the the onboard audio on this motherboard? It is six channel and it has its own (as far as I can tell) APU, so your CPU isn't going to suffer. Dosn't the onboard sound suffice?
    ok....good point!
    The sound card on my motherboard is cool for playing music, but i'm in a band kelly dont drive and use my pc with Cubase to make our demo's. With the onboard soundcard i get loads of hiss when recording the guitars. Someone suggested that this may be because it shares the same power supply or something?? (im not an expert!) As soon as i used my Audigy it sounded fine....but i get this constant internet disconnection.
    Ref the above reply...where do i obtain this Sound Blaster Audigy DriverPack?

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    I got it from download.com just search for audigy

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