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post #1 of 4
5/23/06 at 3:37am
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I am having a steady static noise coming out of my internal speakers when the Creative sound card is plugged into the PCMCIA slot. I can't get rid of the noise until I disable the internal sound card card, but then I don't get any sound from my internal speakers. I have to use headphones or external speakers. I emailed Creative's customer support and they gave me a list of incompatible PCMCIA adapters and mine on my i6000 is on that list, its the Ricoh brand controller. I assume many i6000 owners have the same Ricoh controller and I have noticed that many people are using this sound card. Did you have these problems? What can be done to fix it?
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post #2 of 4
5/23/06 at 6:09am
try going thru the volume control of the inbuilt card, and disable things like mic, midi etc. see if they make a difference.

note that to get to the volume controls of the build in card you have to go thru the control panel, and sound & audio devices. then the audio tab, then select the sigmatel and click volume. make sure you put it back to the audigy after, or it may make the built-in the primary..
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post #3 of 4
7/2/06 at 8:58pm
Read someting about this a few months ago, but are unable to find it now.
It said someting about adjusting the PCI-latency to 0 for the controller, and that solved problems with the SB-card clicking and poping.
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post #4 of 4
7/3/06 at 11:32pm

http://www.notebookforums.com/thread130220.html

Using the latest Creative driver wouldn't hurt either...
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