Sound Reverb Issue

Hello again,
I found the following info, while trying to fix my above stated problem. If i silence one channel, and max the other, the sound is perfect. It does not matter what channel, the sound is crystal clear and is played in both headphones. Also, using a file a friend created, i discovered that using normal settings, the output i hear is the common part of the channels; for example, if Left has a sound that Right doesn't, that sound will not be heard. Still curious for an opinion on why this is happening, but for now, at least i have sound  .
Thank you all.

Did you fix finally your problem the reverb cannot get rid of

Hello,

I just want to let you know (this is from my personal knowledge and experience from the computer, tech, photography, audio, and video classes/courses I have taken in school, and college/university) that if you have tried installing and uninstalling drivers, and buying a new sound card and still have the same problem, especially with the other bootable operating systems you have installed on your computer, this clearly is a problem with your computer's motherboard/mainboard that is installed in the PC, and the computer's motherboard is obviously defective or out of use by all means. Your only best option now is to either replace the motherboard inside the computer, or more affordable and less time consuming option would be to buy a new desktop computer all together which has a higher amount of memory, speed, and hard-drive, and has the latest operating systems and programs.

I hope this helped. Good luck.

And if this is a work computer, you may want to speak to your employer, manager, boss, or the computer tech department of your workplace.

Best wishes!

Re-formatting the hard drive and installing/imaging the Windows XP operating system from scratch may also work, you could go ahead and give it a try. I mean it doesn't hurt to give that a try, but in my opinion if you still had problems with the new sound card, and the problem still occurs when booting up the other operating systems on the partition of your hard drive, I say it is a defective motherboard.

However, go ahead and try reformatting the hard drive and reinstalling Windows XP from scratch using the OS boot disc, as maybe it might start working again, again, as it doesn't hurt to try. Just be sure to get help or ask your employer/manager, boss, or computer IT administer department.

Hope I helped   Best wishes