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Fubar231

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  1. http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1449 Is your mobo. Now im just trying to find the drivers. I think it might want you to do MSI update type thing, ill keep looking and get back to you in a minute.
  2. Im trying to find the drivers, the websites confusing the shit outta me.
  3. Just gimme the manufacture and model number. It should say Manufacture : MSI again or whatever the long term was for it and the model number All i need is the info i showed you.
  4. Random ?, is that a forged piston next to your turbo as your avatar?
  5. I just took a screenshot of it with the Print Screen key (Top right of keyboard, on the left of scroll lock) and then open it up in paint (start--> run --> mspaint) paste it, and then select it, cut it out, and host it on photobucket. EDIT: I think were finally about to get you some sound! Woowoo!
  6. Id say do it. Then use it at a pickline at bars.
  7. Umm i would download the x32 bit, cause im assuming your on a 32bit windows and not a 64bit. So download the CPU-Z x32 and try that.
  8. Should look like this http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f302/SevereSarz/asdfasd22f.jpg Manufacture = ASUStek (Asus Mobo) Model = M37N2-D (Motherboard model number, what we need for your sound drivers.)
  9. If you download that, go to MainBoard and tell me what it says in there.
  10. OMFG This program is full of win. Please tell me you can DL this at work. http://cpuid.com/cpuz.php Look @ the top left, and download CPU-Z
  11. Trying this program out on my computer real quick before i ask you too. This program was told to me by an admin of a tech help website.
  12. MSi, thats good. I had a old MSI mobo. Now we just got to figure out what exact mobo you have.
  13. Try this, Right click on my computer, go to Manage. Once manage is open, find Device Manager. Once your in there look under sound. http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f302/SevereSarz/asdfsdfg.jpg You may also want to look for a yellow ?, cause that will let you know what devices are connected to your mobo but not installed.
  14. Sounds custom build to me, most manufacturers dont use CoolerMaster fans and such. Only thing i can think of except decephiring the bios, would be to take the side of the computer off and see if you cant see any numbers/something on the motherboard. Lemme see if i cant take a pic of my mobo and show you what you would be looking for. EDIT: I cant take a pic of mine, the numbers are being covered up by my cpu heatsink... Lemme go hitup google and see what i cant find
  15. Mobo = Motherboard, everything is connected to the motherboard somehow Drivers can just be downloaded yes, we just have to figure out what kind of computer your using / your motherboard so we can find you the right drivers. EDIT: Eaisest way to find your sound drivers, would be if you had a namebrand computer. Like a eMachines 5450 or a HP Whatever, if you can get us the computer name i can find you the drivers.
  16. Ruled out any type or user error.
  17. Do you know what kind of computer it is? Like is it a namebrand computer like a eMachines 5500 or something?
  18. Alrighty. Now we just need to figure out what kind of mobo your running... Then get sound drivers for your motherboard.
  19. http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f302/SevereSarz/asdfasdf.jpg Explains a little better what im trying to ask. You plugging it into the bottom, or up aruond the top?
  20. Well there's your problem haha... Hmm how to figure out what card you have without the mobo detecting it is gonna be rather difficult. Not like you can just start taking the computer apart at work to see what it is... Random Question When you plug the speakers in, do you plug them into a sound card down at the bottom of the computer, or are you plugging them directly into the motherboard?
  21. Go to start, run, type in dxdiag (Direct X Diagnostics) and let that gather the info. Once it has, click the sound 1 or sound 2 button (I have a sound card and a mobo supplied thing so i have one under each) but just look under those, and see what it says. it should say something like... Realtek HD Audio Output or SB Audigy Sound Output Something along those lines. Once you figure that out, grab the drivers for it and make sure its for the right operating system (XP 32 bit , 64 bit, etc)
  22. Do you know what kind of sound card is in the computer? Also, what OS are you running?
  23. If im not mistaken its the same car in both vids. SW's 1,295 RWHP 91mm turbo supra, and his famous 2nd gear launch. (SW Always, always, launches in second)
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