If the Service Pack doesn't help (not all driver changes get into these at first shot due to the number of them and the qualification requirements), depending on what computer you are using and who makes the sound chips, you can try the computer manufacturer's websight first and then, if still no improvement or new drivers found, you should try the chip maker's websight.

jim

On Wednesday, October 30, 2002, at 03:08 AM, Al Feng wrote:


Microsoft has issued "Service Pack 1" for XP which can be downloaded
their site -- available for the past month ... it is a free download.

In addition to fixing (?) a security hole (!), it may have updated
drivers.

Al


On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 22:57:11 -0800 James Hunkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
Peter,

You might  make sure that your XP audio drivers are completely up to

date.  There have been many early driver issues with XP that were or

are being fixed.  Some of these problems will not always be noticed

with some operations but may with other calls to the system.

Jim

On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 05:31  PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:

Peter Fox wrote:
Can anybody please explain why, using QPC 3.03, I get a pleasant
noise
from the Wall under Windows 98 and a rather nasty noise for the
same
thing under Windows XP?
Strange as with 3.03 the sound code is almost exactly the same on
both
OSs.

I would love to be able to kill the XP noise, somehow
You can configure SMSQE.BIN manually using MenuConfig and disable
sound/reduce volume.

Marcel



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