Proprietary systems are usually a plaque here also. HP's and Compaq's make my 
head hurt usually. :-!
I stopped referring to them as computers, they are appliances and disposable. 
my $.03
Fp

At 04:44 AM 4/17/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Poked the stick with:

>----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Quilhot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "The Hardware List" <[email protected]>
>Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 9:07 AM
>Subject: RE: [H] SoundBlaster PCI 128 CT4730 & Auto Play Issues
>
>
>>I had something similar to this happen to me, I ended up rolling back a bois
>>update and the on board sound worked great
>
>After all attempts to install a SB PCI 128 failed, I bought a SB Audigy SE 
>Model SB0570 and it worked. My 8+ years of experience tells me that name brand 
>motherboards are not always impossible, but seldom easy. This is not like the 
>first time I have dealt with the name brand dog and pony show. Y'all may slam 
>me for damning them, perhaps even take up for them, but 8+ years causes me to 
>react according to my experiences. I know I would not have had to go out and 
>buy a different sound card if it had been one of my custom builds. That SB PCI 
>128 would have took to the motherboard like a duck taking to water. To repeat, 
>I had tried the PCI 128 in each of the 3 PCI slots, as the only card in a PCI 
>slot, so it being in the wrong slot could not have been an issue. With a name 
>brand all the slots are the wrong slot because they are on the wrong 
>motherboard. But as many of y'all say, "That is just me" when disagreeing with 
>my opinion of name brand computers. If I follow my conscience!
  and stick with real computer, real parts work. My stance saves me money. 
Although you may not speak up here, I strongly feel many of y'all have had the 
same problems getting things to work with the motherboards in name brand 
computers.
>
>Chuck 

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