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Hiya, had a problem with Windows XP Pro freezing at the load screen, pulled my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Value, and booted up. Everything works fine again. I built the PC myself, P5ND2-SLI mobo that uses NForce 4 chipset, Nvidia 7600 GT vid card, Intel Pentium D 830 3.0 ghz 775 socket CPU, 000 GB Corsair memory. The mobo has Realtek onboard sound which is disabled in bios already. Any clue what the problem may be?Message Edited by Coriff on 09-9-2006 09:26 PM

Having exactly the same problem. Using Win XP Pro, card is Audigy Platinum EX. Since I attempted to re-install the Audigy, can't load Windows. Gets to the load screen and then loops back to the start of the boot sequence. I am now without audio on my system and can't find a fix. Next move is new card, different company.

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