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Old 03-07-2008, 12:49 AM   #8 (permalink)
PunterCam
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I dunno if this is true, it's just jumped into my head, but I'm sure I have a vague memory...

Have you tried turning the onboard sound back on in the BIOS, but then select the other card as the one to use in windows? I used to experience wierd problems like this back in the days of the pentium 1&2, it's the sortof thing I'd try, even though it makes no sense!
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