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How do I know if the hard disk, CD-ROM, video card, sound card, Ethernet card is suitable for the motherboard?
GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3 Save Socket 775 Intel P35 ATX Dynamic Energy Ultra Durable II Intel Motherboard Item #: N82E16813128083 even if they say Onboard Audio: Realtek ALC889A audio not mean: Audio Channels 8-channel sound card has an integrated
If you have an IDE or SATA hard drive to fit, if a new council model. The CD-ROM and places. with the sound card that will work for the better is the onboard sound chip or sound card when you install your sound card, you must disable the BIOS and mute the sound board, Ethernet card and fit well. The graphics card is a PCI Express AGP. Note that the Board only 2x PCI slots
Help !!!!!!!!! Trouble installing or usin ... cd-rom !!!!!! What is a sound card ???????
I install CD-ROM into the computer and went through all the steps to install. However, when I click the icon to launch the program, he said [1058]: The decompression software sound was not installed correctly. Please run setup and try again. This program will close. I read all the Readme files and can not find the problem. Under system requirements, it says I need a sound card 8-bit. How do I know if I have a sound card? The team is close a year is a Dell ..................... Thanks ... !!!!!!!!!!!!
Its not detect a sound card in the system. Since its only a year, would sound card. Why replace the cd-rom? Was it lightning or just burn? You can go to your control panel, then click the system, hardware, then click Device Manager. Find where it says sound, then click the minus sign next to it. See if there is a sound card in the list. If you can not have a yellow exclamation mark next to it. Double-click the card name and then click Troubleshooting. If not, your computer does not pick it up. Could be a bad sound card if you have recently had lightning. Trying to restart the computer and see if you get the same error. The sound card can be found on the CPU (the tower with the power button on it). Look in the rear, where it connects everything that your DSL, phone, speakers, etc. The sound card is where you connect the speakers and usually has a plug-in microphone. Turn off the computer, unplug, take off again the case (always careful to keep the metal in the case with one hand while working around the other side or you transmit static and could lose something by simply touching it. While holding down where you are grounding yourself) Look at the back again to find the right card, then delete .. Pull out and replace board. Prepare and reboot. Did you connect all ribbon cables back to CD-ROM drive when you reinstall? The sound card could have got one of her seat a bit to not get a good connection when working there.
