WinXp won't recognize legacy audio device

Discussion in 'AOpen' started by Jim, Dec 2, 2003.

  1. Jim

    Jim Guest

    I have an AX34(R.15) motherboard running Windows XP, and I want to use
    an internal speaker plugged in to the motherboard speaker connector.

    I have enabled the legacy audio setting in BIOS, and disabled the
    embedded Soundblaster setting in BIOS. But XP is smart enough to
    override any BIOS settings for the Soundblaster and reload the drivers
    for it.

    Does anybody know of an onboard jumper that could disable the
    Soundblaster?

    Thanks.
    Jim
     
    Jim, Dec 2, 2003
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