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Join Date: Jul 2006
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the first thing to try is setting the audio device as primary in the wow audio settings, set specifically to the headset. Quote:
let's try disabling all the unused audio device and then set the headset as the default Windows Control-Panel > Sound > Playback & Recording tabs > rt-click in the window and select "Show Disabled Devices" and "Show Disconnected Devices" > rt-click on all unused devices and select "disable" if you're using only the headset then try disabling all the realtek devices until you get this working properly. if you need the realtek you can enable it later. reboot then re-run the dxdiag and check on the yes/no settings. test starting either vent or wow first. -------------------- also check the radeon driver as the dxdiag didn't report any info on it. -------------- check with logitech for driver updates on kybd and mouse. -------------- the dxdiag did not report the brand of pc but the BIOS is dated 2010. you should check the manufacturers website (or motherboard brand) for any BIOS, chipset and driver updates for you particular model. |
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