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06-24-2003, 06:16 AM
Just a guess, but if there was a power spike it is going to affect 1.) your
power supply, 2.) your mainboard 3.) your sound card ... in that order. So
yes, your mainboard is lucky to still be alive let alone carry your audio
signals, or any signals for that matter.
"Jerry" <nospam@here.com> wrote in message
news:Ax-dnU6F7fw4ZHqjXTWcoQ@comcast.com... Sound went out on my PC the other day after power hit. Reinstalled drivers, Windows ME. Replaced sound card with brand new one. Tried different PCI slots. Speakers are just fine. Wiring is just fine. Nothing has helped. All that's left is the mainboard. But what could
cause this behavior in the mainboard? The PCI to ISA bridge or something?
Anyone else ever seen this problem b4? I have a Compaq Presario 7110US. 1.3G Athlon 266FSB 384K 256MB PC2100 DDR Memory 60GB UDMA HD 16x DVD 8x CDRW 64MB Nvidia GeForce2 MX SB PCI 128 Audio card V.90 Modem card 10/100 PCI NIC card 4 USB and 3 1394 connectors mainboard slots 5 PCI 1 4X AGP Windows ME Please post replies and Thank You.
power supply, 2.) your mainboard 3.) your sound card ... in that order. So
yes, your mainboard is lucky to still be alive let alone carry your audio
signals, or any signals for that matter.
"Jerry" <nospam@here.com> wrote in message
news:Ax-dnU6F7fw4ZHqjXTWcoQ@comcast.com... Sound went out on my PC the other day after power hit. Reinstalled drivers, Windows ME. Replaced sound card with brand new one. Tried different PCI slots. Speakers are just fine. Wiring is just fine. Nothing has helped. All that's left is the mainboard. But what could
cause this behavior in the mainboard? The PCI to ISA bridge or something?
Anyone else ever seen this problem b4? I have a Compaq Presario 7110US. 1.3G Athlon 266FSB 384K 256MB PC2100 DDR Memory 60GB UDMA HD 16x DVD 8x CDRW 64MB Nvidia GeForce2 MX SB PCI 128 Audio card V.90 Modem card 10/100 PCI NIC card 4 USB and 3 1394 connectors mainboard slots 5 PCI 1 4X AGP Windows ME Please post replies and Thank You.