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J1

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 13:33

So is it a case of buyin a new sound card, where can i download the latest drivers for it


Dan B

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 13:15

From memory, WinME has terrible memory-management...

If you're doing a few things at once, it'll slow down to a crawl (and yes, before you ask, I have used WinME before......and Win3.11, Win95, Win98, Win98SE, WinNT4, Win2k Pro, WinXP to compare it against)


Super_si

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:34

you know fuck all.
Now go put your burberry cap on and fuck off back down the hole you crawled out of :rolleyes:

if you can get hold 98, on a low spec machines its the best around. try 2k or XP.

Si


Craig6682

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:31

My computer is on 24 hours a day mate. I must use it for at least 6 hours a day.


Dan B

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:21

quote:
Originally posted by Boyrac3r
I think Win Me is the best operating system Microsoft have done so far. It hardily ever crashes compared with Win95/95b/98/98SE/XP Home/XP Pro/NT4 and 2000.


Do you ever use your computer? :D


Craig6682

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:17

I think Win Me is the best operating system Microsoft have done so far. It hardily ever crashes compared with Win95/95b/98/98SE/XP Home/XP Pro/NT4 and 2000.


Hillzlo

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:16

quote:
Originally posted by Dan B
:lol:

True, WinME never has been the best of their releases (if there is such a thing as a decent version of Windows in the first place)! :D


True...


Dan B

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:13

:lol:

True, WinME never has been the best of their releases (if there is such a thing as a decent version of Windows in the first place)! :D


Hillzlo

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:12

quote:
Originally posted by J1
Windows ME Problem


There's your problem before you even start...


Munchie

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 12:10

quote:
Originally posted by barry_kellett99
Get a proper Operating system


:lol: i agree


barry_kellett99

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 11:24

download the latest drivers for running your card on ME


Dan B

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 11:17

Which sound-card are you using? I had the same problem in Win2K Pro, when using the onboard sound-card on my motherboard......as soon as I switched over to an Audigy-2, it worked fine! :)


barry_kellett99

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 11:03

Get a proper Operating system


J1

 posted on 6th Aug 03 at 10:33

I have found that when playing games or listening to music
tracks the sound is played at an increased speed as if its
on double speed, any ideas how i can sort this - cheers