Recent content by KnightRaider1

I agree, thanks for your help. I have fixed the problem.

yes, it was the audio, and it was the motherboard that was needed. Needed Microsoft UAA, and then needed to download Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus

I think I found out how to fix it. As Emachines doesn't support XP on their computers anymore, the driver is very hard to get, but I believe I found a way around it. Will post when I know for sure.

None detected during that process, however, working ina local business, I can't just disable it as the customer needs it for audio for moviemaking.

There's no pci devices in any of the pci or express slots. It has sp3.

Clarifying questions can be answered, if anyone asks them that is!

Running Windows XP on Emachines ET1161-07. Installed all drivers that I could find, since EMachines does not represent XP. Tried Realtek audio and HD audio, tried Intel, didn't work. Tried NVidia, as it has an NVidia motherboard. Spent too much time on this computer. Can anyone lend a hand...