speaker problem!!!!!!

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Hi i built my own comp on tuesday i used a "ASUS A8R-MVP crossfire ready" motherboard. I put in my graphics card etc and everything works fine apart from my "Creative SBS260 2.0 Speakers" i plugged the green lead into the green jack on my motherboard and i plugged in the power supply and turned on the speakers. Then when i used the disc that came with my motherboard to install the audio drivers it said the driver files arn't compatible with my computer hardware.
(the motherboard has on board sound if you havnt already worked it out yourself)
thanks
 
hi guys just downloading the drivers now
i tried to download the Europe one but it said the file could not be found in this server so ive had to download the global one, i hope it works lol i will tell you if it does or not,
thanks for all the help guys i really apreciate it
thanks again


(sorry i didn't reply very quick but my mum dragged me out food shopping lol, but i dont mind because i picked up a wireless keyboard and mouse from tesco extra for 30 quid, and its microsoft aswell lol)
 
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hi i downloaded the right driver but it says excatly the same as the one i have on disc (that came with the motherboard)
it said
installation failed, the audio drivers do not support your computers hardware
Note:if you uninstalled audio software without restarting your pc, restart now, then run this setup again
someone please help me this is really starting to p*** me off lol
 
no i couldnt find anything that said realtek ac '97 (or anything similar) the only thing to do with audio that i found was hd audio and that is already enabled
im ringing ocuk support now to see what they can do to help me
thanks for the help
 
thanks for all the help guys, i just rung ocuk technical support and they said it may be the motherboard and they want me to take it back to the shop so they can test it, so i gotta take it apart now lol
thanks again for all the help u guys are great
 
Datamonkey said:
dont take it all apart just yet dude,

i would take it in as a whole system first,

could still be something hidden in the bios you may have missed.

we've all dont it before ;)


hi i have asked them if i can take the whole system in but they said i can't because if they test it and somthing blows up then they are liable to replace it so no luck there unfortunatly
thanks
 
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