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<blockquote data-quote="Peter2" data-source="post: 1110342" data-attributes="member: 24945"><p>Hi all,</p><p></p><p>I had this combo (details in systems specs) working well but I made a mistake with the installation of W7 and started over again.</p><p></p><p>Now, whatever driver I use and method of installation (just driver or whole suite), I cannot get decent sound and image anymore.</p><p>Depending on the version of the driver, I get more or less crackling sound and tiny pink spots.</p><p>With VLC the result is the same and when I do a test from the windows sound panel, the playback device (TV) is there and when I do a test I also get the same crackling sound.</p><p>I also have removed the driver for the onboard realtek soundcard to make sure it doesn't interfere in some way.</p><p></p><p>In the process I had the same HD audio playback device multiple times at a certain point and now that seems to be ok but sometime ago I found a way to clean this up which I cannot find anymore - showing hidden devices in device manager seems not to be it.</p><p></p><p>With the previous installation, I had the same issues and I think (tried so many things that I'm not sure anymore) I used the driver that I had for my other system (H67 chipset) but now I get a message stating the system does not meet the minimum requirements to install so I'm not sure anymore if this is because of a different igfx or some other problem.</p><p></p><p>I'm struggling with this for multiple days and lots of hours so any help/idea is very appreciated.</p><p>TIA</p><p>Peter</p><p></p><p>ps: if this is the wrong subforum, can a mod move it to the right place?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Peter2, post: 1110342, member: 24945"] Hi all, I had this combo (details in systems specs) working well but I made a mistake with the installation of W7 and started over again. Now, whatever driver I use and method of installation (just driver or whole suite), I cannot get decent sound and image anymore. Depending on the version of the driver, I get more or less crackling sound and tiny pink spots. With VLC the result is the same and when I do a test from the windows sound panel, the playback device (TV) is there and when I do a test I also get the same crackling sound. I also have removed the driver for the onboard realtek soundcard to make sure it doesn't interfere in some way. In the process I had the same HD audio playback device multiple times at a certain point and now that seems to be ok but sometime ago I found a way to clean this up which I cannot find anymore - showing hidden devices in device manager seems not to be it. With the previous installation, I had the same issues and I think (tried so many things that I'm not sure anymore) I used the driver that I had for my other system (H67 chipset) but now I get a message stating the system does not meet the minimum requirements to install so I'm not sure anymore if this is because of a different igfx or some other problem. I'm struggling with this for multiple days and lots of hours so any help/idea is very appreciated. TIA Peter ps: if this is the wrong subforum, can a mod move it to the right place? [/QUOTE]
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