20 Most Recent Dynex DX-SC5.1 Sound Card Questions & Answers

Smarty Go to this address http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1201 The drivers for the card there are the same for the Dynex card. This is a 199% sure fix.

Hi

This is and old soundcard . I believe it is designed to support DOS, Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000 only.

You do not say which operating syustem you are using. XP, maybe?

Before you try to install drivers try:

Start > control Panel > Sounds and audio devices > Audio > click on the drop menu next to playback device to see list of audio devices > selesct the Dynex DX-SC5.1 as the Default Device > Apply > Ok.

In Vista:

Start > Control panel > hardware & Sounds > manage audio Devices > click to highlight the sound driver for this sound card > Set Default > Apply > OK.

If tyhis does not work, then uninstall the drivers > restart the computer > download and reinstall the drivers.

Try here:

http://www.driversup.com/free-download/free-download-audio-driver-zx-i945lm

I hope this helps

if you are having problems with your sound if your computer came with a motherboard disc the sound drivers could be on it click start control panel administrive tools computer management device manager scroll to sound,video and game controllers you might see a yellow question mark? Right click to reinstall drivers click start control panel sounds and audio,volume,advanced,speakers make sure you have selected the (((appropriate speakers))) also audio you will find 3 drop down lists make sure you have the correct settings there also click start control panel sounds and audio devices you can adjust the volume there also select speaker volume you can change your settings there you can also tick in the box place icon in taskbar if his does not fix the problem

have you tried this control panel sounds and audio,volume,advanced,speakers select the appropriate speakers from the drop down list or navigate to the device manager scroll to system devices + to expand,system speaker right click properties then select use this device (enable) also you might check the speakers plug/outlet is usually at the back of the computer you will have to open up the computer to check the lead attached to the rear of the input plug make sure the connection is good try cleaning your computer of dust using a fine air blower from a compressor making VERY sure that there is no MOISTURE in the air line specifically around the sound card and the CPU central processing unit dust causes static to build up in a computer hope this helps don

You will only use the pink and the green one. The pink is for the microphone if you have a webcam and the green is for the overall audio of your computer. Plug your speaker to the green jack.

Need to know what Operating System you are using (ie Windows 7, Linux etc)

. . because it is possible that the drivers for that hardware simply do not exist OR, you have the wrong drivers installed.

just go to the below link, and download drivers detective, it will automatically detect drivers from internet, and you can hassel free install it.

note: you require WINRAR software to unpck archieve

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5V355FUL

"No Active Mixer Device installed".....The Sound and Audio issue of Windows.....the infamous issue being faced by many PC/Laptop/Notebook users all over the world....on clicking the volume control icon in the task bar near the clock.....or....Sound and Audio Devices Grayed Out in the Control Panel

Guys....the solution's very simple....This is a sure shot solution...101% guarantee...Just do this...
Go to Device Manager, select Sound, Audio and Games Ctlr expand (+) press the plus sign, go one by one on all those that show a speaker image...select each one by one and right click, and if it has the "uninstall" option...just uninstall. Dont do anything further....just shut down pc/laptop
Then...u need to go into system BIOS
1 - Start PC/Laptop...press DEL or F1/F2/Insert/Home key...this selection of key to go into BIOS depends upon ur type of PC in some Del key works in some F1/F2 key works to go into BIOS....you need to do this before the WindowsXP screen appears....get into BIOS...
2 - Scroll/go to On Board Peripherals...press enter...next screen....
3 Look for
A- "On Board audio"
B- "AC97 audio" or any thing that says "Audio"
C- "Look for anything that says "MIDI" with some numbers 301,205 etc in [ ]
just Disable all the above by using PgUP PGDN key Press F10 and chose Yes to save the setting in BIOS or use Save and Exit in BIOS
Let WinXP load...go to Device Manager...go to Sound Audio and Games Controller...check all those that you uninstalled earlier if they RE-Appear...It should NOT......Re-appear.....if it does then do the above process once more.

U are now all set for the next move....
U need to spend just 1$ to buy this product on Ebay...you can buy any similar product of your choice but it must have the audio and mic output ports like this one has...and must be able to connect to your USB port of your PC/Laptop

This below image and product name is only for your info, you can buy any such similar product available in your area....but it's must have the Audio and Mic output ports like the one on the image below and must be able to connect to your PC/Laptops USB ports...

"USB 2.0 Mic Speaker 5.1 Audio Sound Card ADAPTER #9340"

You can Google it and locate it where you can buy...

Connect it to a USB port, connect your speakers/mic to the correct audio/mic slots in this device....WinXP will auto install this hardware and you will get back your Volume Control Icon...and all functions will work in Control Panel (Sound and audio Devices)...

Hi!

Can you give more details regarding the problem?

Are you trying to install a program? Is it giving up any errors? What is the OS version of your computer?

Additional information much appreciated. :)

Thanks!

Lyzmorato
Fixya Premium Expert

Hello!

Do you want a driver of your sound card, you need to visit there. You can search the model of your sound card. When you can see the model you can download the driver now.
If it is hard for you to find the driver, try to use this site and search the brand of your sound card.

www.howtodrivers.com

Hope it will help you
ICmanServer

your problem it's because you didnt have place your files on the root of the c: , it's a problem with their software, to correct this without copying it to the c: open the folder Drivers_V442a
and then Setup and after that run Setup.exe . After that everything will install and work propelly.

Thanks

You probably need to make sure the new sound card is properly installed. Check device manager and make sure the new sound card does not have a yellow exclamation mark next to it.

If the card and driver are propery installed, then you can either disable the onboard audio from BIOS (enter this when the computer first boots up by pressing either F2 or delete several times)

Or
go to control panel, sound, and check the sound card as the default. Do this for .WAV and .MIDI and whatever else you see.

And that should take care of it.

Brian

Download the realtek audio manager and install it, that should fix the problem

Rumor has it that this driver will work with your sound card under Vista, I have no way of testing it so please post back with the results.

Try the steps in this article on solving XP audio problems.
Hope that can fix it for you.

Jules

i wan driver cd for frontech sound card model no ;jil 7000

Here is the website.  Download the driver if need be. The website states that win2000 is supported.
http://www.dynexproducts.com/p-190-dynex-51-channel-pci-sound-card.aspx