0404 & onboard sound for Skype?

I have an 0404 board & patchmix that I use successfully with Ableton, but use Skype frequently and would like to use the onboard audio for simply plugging in a headset.
Sounds simple, and I have achieved it for a short while, but I cannot seem to achieve it regularly and there are clearly some things going on behind the scenes that I do not understand.
I have done the obvious stuff like set sounds/audio/sound recording to the onboard c-media wave device.
Is there a patch mix setting I need to use? Or is it all just incompatible?
System: XP SP2, Asrock 4i65G motherboard, c-media wave
David

Hello samfrancis28, welcome to the HP Forums.
It appears that you're having an issue with sounds and skype. I will try to assist you with this.
A few questions to start for you:
What are the model and product numbers for your notebook?
What is the currently install operating system?
To address the issue, I would suggest these documents:
No Sound from Speakers (Windows 8)
Troubleshooting Skype Performance Problems
Using Skype to Make Voice and Video Internet Calls (Windows 8)
Start with that and let me know how this goes for you.
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums.
I worked on behalf of HP.

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null
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