SB Live and W2K Retail
This is a discussion about SB Live and W2K Retail in the Windows Hardware category; I may have missed such discussion previously due to my workload - (not much time for surfing) Does the retail edition on Win2K support the SB Live natively without needing to disable PCI Steering and do the other funky stuff? - I don't suffer from insanity.
I may have missed such discussion previously due to my workload - (not much time for surfing)
Does the retail edition on Win2K support the SB Live natively without needing to disable PCI Steering and do the other funky stuff?
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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
Does the retail edition on Win2K support the SB Live natively without needing to disable PCI Steering and do the other funky stuff?
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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
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are we talk about Liveware3 or buildin drivers
[This message has been edited by SHS (edited 27 January 2000).]
[This message has been edited by SHS (edited 27 January 2000).]
My SBLive works great with win2k-retail and the default drivers without any goofy tweaking whatsoever. I havn't installed Liveware yet so I don't know how that does.
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If you have experiences with both in-built and Liveware, I would love to know.
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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
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Thanks
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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
I tried both the built-in and the Liveware drivers and I learned to stick to the built-in drivers.
The Liveware works fine , but it kind of messes up your windows , and you lose hibernation support. Also , with the liveware , the sound gets a strange echo in it , which is quite annoying when you play a lot of music on your computer.
So now I only use the built-in drivers , they have some problems with the volume settings being too high , but for the rest they are ok and the sound quality is fine !
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Tim Luyten
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The Liveware works fine , but it kind of messes up your windows , and you lose hibernation support. Also , with the liveware , the sound gets a strange echo in it , which is quite annoying when you play a lot of music on your computer.
So now I only use the built-in drivers , they have some problems with the volume settings being too high , but for the rest they are ok and the sound quality is fine !
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Greetings
Tim Luyten
avengy@geocities.com
ICQ #663599
