ECHO on built in sound card

Does anyone know how to get rid of the echo on the built in sound card for the 865PE NEO2 mobo's?

Do You Have your Users Guide For your Motherboard?, As the Screen that I want you to go to is on Page A-3 In the "Users-Guide", as I am Absolutely Positive that you have one of the "Acoustic Enviroments" Enabled, Such as "Concert Hall" or "Cavern", And this Control Panel Screen, is The First Choice if you Click on the Sound-Max Icon in "All Programs"..If you have the Sound-Max Driver, Software Loaded, then you Must have this in your All Programs Menu, If Not I suggest that you Unistall the Driver, then Reinstall the Driver and Software from the MSI CD that came with the Motherboard ..............Sean REILLY875

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Hi,
I'm using 875P Neo Series (MSI 6758 M/b NEO) Mainboard.
I try to install the driver from the CD drive utilities installer...
After install the "Intel INF Drivers" but can't found "MaxSoundDriver" in the
installation CD. Anywhere I have download the "ADI SoundMax Drivers for ICH5"
and do the installation again. Below prompt message appear:
Severe
=====
Driver not found! Reboot you system and run this setup again.
I did reboot and reboot. But still encountered the same problem.
It seem the built in Sound Card not detected by WinXP.
But the WinXP system setup and working fine.
Kindly advise. Thank you.

Hi Blazer,
Thank you for you reply my inquest.
And sorry for the above "typo" error... of "SoundMax Drivers".
In previously, I'm using the utilities driver installation CD,
to install the "INF Drivers" and "SoundMax Drivers".
But I didn't saw the menu of "SoundMax Drivers" during running the CD.
So I download the latest version of "Intel INF Drivers"
and "ADI SoundMax Drivers for ICH5" from
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/download/dld/spt_dld_detail.php?UID=434&kind=1
The "Intel INF Drivers" setup fine and do reboot my system.
But when I doing the installation of "SoundMax Drivers"
Below message prompt pop.
Severe
=====
Driver not found! Reboot you system and run this setup again.
However, I do reboot the system and try re-install again... same error too.
I did install also the "XPInfoView" utilities from the driver installation CD.
it show the "NO Sound Card" found.
kindly advise. Thank you many many.
Regards.
Goon Fui

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hi,
In the Audio (Built In) section of the System Profiler, I see TWO audio built in sound card. Is it normal? I'm wondering because my sound car have been changed recently by an Apple Techinician.
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http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?id=audiokontrol1_us
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Okay Ive searched but I can't find the answer anywhere.
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Last edited by w1ntermute (2009-06-28 18:40:03)

whoops wrote:Do you use the motherboard sound-card?
No.
whoops wrote:If not - did you try just turning it off in bios (or blacklisting the driver)?
No, I haven't tried that. I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the tip!
Last edited by w1ntermute (2009-07-02 18:11:53)

Any suggestion for a new sound card?

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Originally Posted by ReuelT
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