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Calvus
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I have the following computer setup that I built:
Antec case SX-830 w/ 300w power supply
ABIT motherboard KR7A-Raid
Via chipset 4.33v
Bios - original #?
AMD 1600+ CPU
Kingston 512mb Ram
ATI Radeon 7500 AGP 2x,4x
ATI TV Wonder VE/video capture card - PCI
Creative S Blaster Audigy w/remote center and 1394 ports - PCI
Faralon NIC 10 - home network - PCI
Soho 10/100 NIC - PCI - Internet connection sharing
Adaptec SCSI card - PCI - HP scanner 4p
WD 80gb HD 7200 rpm
Plextor 24/10/40 CD-RW
Originally installed with Windows ME
Upgraded to Windows XP Pro
All of the latest XP drivers available
My problem is this:
The ATI video capture card was acting up. It seemed to be an IRQ conflict. So I decided to shut the system down and rearrange the PCI cards to try and coordinate the IRQ's better.
Well when I put it all back together and plugged it back in and powered up, XP would no longer identify the Creative Audigy card and its components correctly ?
I have done everything I could think of which included:
Putting the cards back in the original order
Removing all the PCI cards and reinstall one by one
Uninstalling all the related software
Reinstalled XP
Removed Creative Audigy comments in registry
Ran MS regclean
None of the above seem to work.
I have downloaded all the new drivers and they did not work (ATI Radeon, ATI video capture, and the Creative Audigy)
The problem is that XP identifies the Creative Audigy card as "Creative Audigy sound card (WDM) )
But it does not activate the 1394 ports, the wave support, or the game controller.
I installed the original Audigy drivers and when I went to install the updated drivers it says no Sound Blaster Audigy card present".
Even after I install the original drivers the 1394 ports do not activate in device manager.
I tried to install the new VIA 4.40 drivers and the system crashed ! It did not like the VIA AGP driver for some reason and I had to go back in and uninstall them. Now my system is running real sluggish and I think I may have some registry problems.
For some reason XP is refusing to correctly Identify the sound card.
I read something on Microsofts XP site about a file called factory.exe, will this help restore the drivers?
I have ran out of ideas and need help ASAP, my entire network is down waiting for this.
Is there anyway I can force XP to rebuild the registry and driver database ?
You can email me if you would like at; calvus@attbi.com or contact me on AIM & Yahoo messengers at SparkyHolden.
Any help would be appreciated
Respectfully;
Calvus
Antec case SX-830 w/ 300w power supply
ABIT motherboard KR7A-Raid
Via chipset 4.33v
Bios - original #?
AMD 1600+ CPU
Kingston 512mb Ram
ATI Radeon 7500 AGP 2x,4x
ATI TV Wonder VE/video capture card - PCI
Creative S Blaster Audigy w/remote center and 1394 ports - PCI
Faralon NIC 10 - home network - PCI
Soho 10/100 NIC - PCI - Internet connection sharing
Adaptec SCSI card - PCI - HP scanner 4p
WD 80gb HD 7200 rpm
Plextor 24/10/40 CD-RW
Originally installed with Windows ME
Upgraded to Windows XP Pro
All of the latest XP drivers available
My problem is this:
The ATI video capture card was acting up. It seemed to be an IRQ conflict. So I decided to shut the system down and rearrange the PCI cards to try and coordinate the IRQ's better.
Well when I put it all back together and plugged it back in and powered up, XP would no longer identify the Creative Audigy card and its components correctly ?
I have done everything I could think of which included:
Putting the cards back in the original order
Removing all the PCI cards and reinstall one by one
Uninstalling all the related software
Reinstalled XP
Removed Creative Audigy comments in registry
Ran MS regclean
None of the above seem to work.
I have downloaded all the new drivers and they did not work (ATI Radeon, ATI video capture, and the Creative Audigy)
The problem is that XP identifies the Creative Audigy card as "Creative Audigy sound card (WDM) )
But it does not activate the 1394 ports, the wave support, or the game controller.
I installed the original Audigy drivers and when I went to install the updated drivers it says no Sound Blaster Audigy card present".
Even after I install the original drivers the 1394 ports do not activate in device manager.
I tried to install the new VIA 4.40 drivers and the system crashed ! It did not like the VIA AGP driver for some reason and I had to go back in and uninstall them. Now my system is running real sluggish and I think I may have some registry problems.
For some reason XP is refusing to correctly Identify the sound card.
I read something on Microsofts XP site about a file called factory.exe, will this help restore the drivers?
I have ran out of ideas and need help ASAP, my entire network is down waiting for this.
Is there anyway I can force XP to rebuild the registry and driver database ?
You can email me if you would like at; calvus@attbi.com or contact me on AIM & Yahoo messengers at SparkyHolden.
Any help would be appreciated
Respectfully;
Calvus