Require Yamaha X wave 4000 Sound Card Driver for Windows XP

reinstall the driver ..usually if it is a fault the driver is to blame e..If you downgraded from vista ..try to install the Uaa architect driver first before installing the driver ..in case it is present on the support site ..
to find the support site (in case you do not have the disk with drivers)..just Google for the manufacturer's name aside with the word support and if there is any ..it will appear in searches..
On the site just select the model and the operation system under the downloads and drivers ..
If there is no driver issue ..than check not to be muted...check the volume advanced settings under the sound in the control panel ..and be sure the wave volume is up to ..
If nothing will work ..than you need another sound card cause it is corrupted..

have got the solution to your problem. I did get the Windows XP drivers for X wave 4000 Sound Card

http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/131/131563.htm

als4000_xp.zip

try reinstalling the driver. maybe it is corrupted.

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sample rate is wrong. You most likely have a bad codec installed or the wrong drivers for the audio card. install direct x if your on windows and install the manufactures site

CM9880/8CH Azalia Audio CODEC onboard (found on ASUS boards) - basic microsoft UAA function driver installed by Vista works but misses soundinput. Install latest ASUS/C-Media software (set compatibility mode to XP for the installer) > reboot > set multiple streams enabled > switch input from microphone to wave and back > reboot

Creative Audigy (standard) -- No built-in support, but it works with beta drivers from Creative's site.

Creative Audigy 2 ZS Platinum / Pro -- [http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?sOSName=Windows+Vista+32-bit&region=1&Product_Name=Audigy+2+ZS+Platinum&Product_ID=9107&modelnumber=&driverlang=1033&OS=26&drivertype=0&Image4.x=38&Image4.y=15 * Creative SoundBlaster Live! Series. Works with special drivers found here http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=Files&go=cat&dwn_cat_id=20 (32 Bit)

Creative SounBlaster 2 Platinum Vista beta drivers found on www.creative.com

ECHO AUDIO - INDIGO DJ - OK but with strange routing in virtual outputs

Intel 8x0 AC97 (32 bit)

MSI Neo4 SLI Onboard Sound (CL 7.1) - Version: 5.12.1.506, (32 Bit)

nForce4 sound card - Version: 4.64, (32 Bit)

nForce3 (Realtek ALC850) - drivers obtained from windows update. (32 Bit)

Terratec 5.1 Fun PCI - sound works, controlpanel doesn´t work (32bit)

Terratec DMX 6Fire

SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio (Tested with ASUS P4S800 Motherboard) - Needs latest drivers available to work correctly, otherwise install chipset drivers for AGP and IDE. Sound may skip and studder if not using the latest driver

anonymoose

just check whether u r windows XP service pack 2 is installed or not
later on uninstall all sound card drivers in the device manager and reboot the machine then it should detect u r sound card then install drivers and plz unplug the cables behind sound card after u install sound card drivers u plug the speaker cable to green colour wave out of the sound card

Hey there,

Try the latest US-122 driver (3.4.0), you can get it here:

http://www.pcmusic.org/software/version.php/lang/en/id/10422/

There might be a latency problem with the Asio4all driver too, try the US-122 16bit or 24bit driver, they are actually Asio drivers.
Also navigate to Windows Control Panel and make sure that a Windows Media Player Update hasn't minimised the Wave Control Sound.

Good Luck and have fun

Chris (ziraffa)

I will assume you have windows xp, since you did not state with OS you are using. Is the sound turned up on the volume control? On the volume control make sure both the wave and master volume are correctly set.

If you do not know how to open the volume control, goto start, then click run, not type "sndvol32".

If this is not the case then you are having driver issues with your sound card. Make sure the sound drivers are installed and configured.

First check the volume control then check the drivers.

I made a downgrade on HP Pavillion Notebook and no more sound is going OUT. My notbook is Compaq Presario V3772TU Notebook PC THE PROBLEM seems to be on the CONEXANT HD AUDIO IN / Driver... can you help here...I need the XP drivers I guess....where the hell can I find them