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<blockquote data-quote="FantaXP7" data-source="post: 382861" data-attributes="member: 88166"><p>Here is a reply that Paranoid Delusion posted in a thread I had started concerning .mkv crashes. I wrote about how the combination of deleting that mediaportal.xml file and reinstalling those audio drivers happened fixed the .mkv crash audio drop, and he wrote this about having similar audio problems as well:</p><p></p><p>"That happens to my creative audigy card as well, only way I could get it to "stick" was to use the hidden full admin account to install all the drivers</p><p></p><p>Since then no problem, but just to confirm the weird happening, I did reinstall Vista from DVD, worked fine until SP1 added, then immediately packed up again.</p><p></p><p>This was all done with "run as administrator" in a full admin account."</p><p></p><p>I am definitely going to try this if my audio drops again. The running as administrator, not reinstalling Vista because that will be such a pain. Maybe this will work for you. It seems that the problem might be with Vista.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FantaXP7, post: 382861, member: 88166"] Here is a reply that Paranoid Delusion posted in a thread I had started concerning .mkv crashes. I wrote about how the combination of deleting that mediaportal.xml file and reinstalling those audio drivers happened fixed the .mkv crash audio drop, and he wrote this about having similar audio problems as well: "That happens to my creative audigy card as well, only way I could get it to "stick" was to use the hidden full admin account to install all the drivers Since then no problem, but just to confirm the weird happening, I did reinstall Vista from DVD, worked fine until SP1 added, then immediately packed up again. This was all done with "run as administrator" in a full admin account." I am definitely going to try this if my audio drops again. The running as administrator, not reinstalling Vista because that will be such a pain. Maybe this will work for you. It seems that the problem might be with Vista. [/QUOTE]
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