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riley   05-05-2005 at 10:46:03 AM

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Got myself a new sound card to handle my 5.1 speaker system, disabled my
on-board PCi and installed my newby. Works fine, nut occasionally when I play
music or videos the computer restarts.
There is no device conflit between the two cards - disabled the on-board,
and drivers are those that came with the card.
Im out of ideas

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Anonymous   05-05-2005 at 01:41:07 PM
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"Riley" <Riley@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EDD6FD0A-A88E-4F38-A3F7-88505C909F94@microsoft.com...
> Got myself a new sound card to handle my 5.1 speaker system, disabled my
> on-board PCi and installed my newby. Works fine, nut occasionally when I
> play
> music or videos the computer restarts.
> There is no device conflit between the two cards - disabled the on-board,
> and drivers are those that came with the card.
> Im out of ideas

If it was in a laptop a cop muter device could be quite handy.

On a more serious note. What make and model of sound card? What make and
model of m/b? Have you been to the manufacturer's site and downloaded the
latest drivers? Have you talked to their tech support? It may be a known
issue.

Kerry

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