feed back from cd rom drive playing music

April 6th, 2002

Hi

MSI 6368 main board via chipset. tried several versons of the board and several lg 52 x cdroms makes no diff. when playing a music cd a tap tap noise can be heard when ever the light flashes on the cd rom drive.

I've tried all of the msi drivers and xp generic drivers no one seems to beable to give me an answer. video,sound ect.

As we use these in our standard celeron work stations we really need some help!

Thanks
Jeff

**Qumahlin** · April 7th, 2002

This sounds like a definite problem with data across the bus...Are you using PCI soundboards or onboard sound?..if the drive's have a headphone jack..jack in..listen and see if you hear the sound..if you hear the sound it's a drive problem, if you don't it's most likely a problem involving data crossing the bus adding feedback (this can happen easily with onboard sound)

April 8th, 2002

will try the head phone jack and let you know
thanks

April 6th, 2002	Top \| #1
comtekk Unregistered Posts: n/a	feed back from cd rom drive playing music Hi MSI 6368 main board via chipset. tried several versons of the board and several lg 52 x cdroms makes no diff. when playing a music cd a tap tap noise can be heard when ever the light flashes on the cd rom drive. I've tried all of the msi drivers and xp generic drivers no one seems to beable to give me an answer. video,sound ect. As we use these in our standard celeron work stations we really need some help! Thanks Jeff

April 8th, 2002	Top \| #3
comtekk Unregistered Posts: n/a	on board sound will try the head phone jack and let you know thanks

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April 7th, 2002	Top \| #2
Qumahlin OSNN Veteran Addict Joined: December 2001 Posts: 2,006 Reputation: 0 Power: 145	This sounds like a definite problem with data across the bus...Are you using PCI soundboards or onboard sound?..if the drive's have a headphone jack..jack in..listen and see if you hear the sound..if you hear the sound it's a drive problem, if you don't it's most likely a problem involving data crossing the bus adding feedback (this can happen easily with onboard sound)