Uninstalling Onboard sound for Dedicated sound card.

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yogi

I have the ABIT FP-in9 SLI motherboard and at the moment it is using
the onboard sound.
I am wanting to fit a dedicated sound card but I am trying to
establish the correct way to do so.

In the Control Panel under Device Manager I see the section Sound,
video and game controllers. In there are:
-Audio Codecs
-Legacy Audio Drivers
-Legacy Video Capture Devices
-Media Control Devices
-Realtek High Definition Audio
-Video Codecs

I am thinking that I will need to uninstall or remove each of those
sections, reboot into the bios and then disable the onboard sound,
shutdown and install the new audio card.

IF I am correct so far, the next part is still under a cloud.

When windows loads it will find the new hardware and want to install
the drivers, do I say (YES) and put the driver disk in the drive or
say (NO) and run the setup program from the driver disk and let it
install the drivers and associated software programs that come with
the card.

The DVD Burner I have installed has no audio output connectors built
in so the audio must be vire the SATA cable to the motherboard, so I
hope if I fit a dedicated audio card, it will also get the audio from
the motherboard the same as the onboard audio did.

My options are to use the (Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS) in the backup
computer or purchasing a new (PCI Express X-Fi Xtreme Audio) and
install it.
http://au.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=209&subcategory=669&product=16770&listby=
Any thoughts on this.
Cheers
Keith
 
yogi said:
I have the ABIT FP-in9 SLI motherboard and at the moment it is using
the onboard sound.
I am wanting to fit a dedicated sound card but I am trying to
establish the correct way to do so.
Click to expand...


If you want to disable the on-board sound you will *probably* find the
option to do so is in the BIOS.

Turn off the on-board sound in the BIOS
Power off
Install new card
Boot up
Install drivers
 
harikeo said:
If you want to disable the on-board sound you will *probably* find the
option to do so is in the BIOS.

Turn off the on-board sound in the BIOS
Power off
Install new card
Boot up
Install drivers
Click to expand...

Ditto, but uninstall the drivers for the old sound too.

My habit is to say no to the windows auto-install. After you are
finished booting use the manufacturer's disk (IMHO).
 
yogi said:
I have the ABIT FP-in9 SLI motherboard and at the moment it is using
the onboard sound.
I am wanting to fit a dedicated sound card but I am trying to
establish the correct way to do so.

In the Control Panel under Device Manager I see the section Sound,
video and game controllers. In there are:
-Audio Codecs
-Legacy Audio Drivers
-Legacy Video Capture Devices
-Media Control Devices
-Realtek High Definition Audio
-Video Codecs

I am thinking that I will need to uninstall or remove each of those
sections, reboot into the bios and then disable the onboard sound,
shutdown and install the new audio card.

IF I am correct so far, the next part is still under a cloud.

When windows loads it will find the new hardware and want to install
the drivers, do I say (YES) and put the driver disk in the drive or
say (NO) and run the setup program from the driver disk and let it
install the drivers and associated software programs that come with
the card.
Click to expand...

Neither. Always trash the driver disk that comes with hardware, unless
there is some other software (not drivers) on it that you want to use. The
reason is, by the time you buy that factory pressed driver disk, the drivers
on it are likely (very likely) several -major- revisions removed from the
latest drivers available for your hardware. You should always check the web
site of the manufacturer of (whatever hardware you think you want to buy) to
find the latest drivers BEFORE you purchase your hardware. If you can't
easily find recent drivers online from the manufacturer, don't buy that
specific piece of hardware.

The DVD Burner I have installed has no audio output connectors built
in so the audio must be vire the SATA cable to the motherboard, so I
hope if I fit a dedicated audio card, it will also get the audio from
the motherboard the same as the onboard audio did.
Click to expand...

OK, that doesn't read right, but if I assume I know what you meant to say,
this should not be a problem, as long as you install all the drivers
correctly.
My options are to use the (Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS) in the backup
computer or purchasing a new (PCI Express X-Fi Xtreme Audio) and
install it.
http://au.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=209&subcategory=669&product=16770&listby=
Any thoughts on this.
Click to expand...

Yeah, use the older card if it is PCI (and not PCI-Express). From what I
can tell, your motherboard seems to have a mix of older and newer expansion
slots. Save one of the newer expansion slots, you might want to use it
later. A new PCI-Express format sound card won't offer better sound quality
or better performance, so save your money. -Dave
 
yogi said:
In the Control Panel under Device Manager I see the section Sound,
video and game controllers. In there are:
-Audio Codecs
-Legacy Audio Drivers
-Legacy Video Capture Devices
-Media Control Devices
-Realtek High Definition Audio
-Video Codecs

I am thinking that I will need to uninstall or remove each of
those sections,
Click to expand...

I would just turn off the onboard video in the BIOS, turn off the
computer, and install the new sound card. I wouldn't try to
uninstall anything first. The version of Windows makes a lot of
difference. I'm using Windows XP. But I would also probably make a
backup copy of the operating system partition first. Installing
stuff is one of the best uses for a backup copy of the operating
system partition. Oh what a relief it is.

Good luck.
 
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Martin Markoe

29-10947 Mark O. Bender
7/25/2007 Dossier


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Our office found Mr. Mark Bender's current address is 509 Frost, SATX
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in this area. Mr. Bender has never owned property. He does not own a
vehicle. He doesn't have a TX Driver's license. He does have a TX
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"Mark Bender" named in the Bexar County Civil case for damages could
be the same Mark Orrin Bender with in this report. The court documents
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Custom Comprehensive Report
Date: 07/24/07

Report processed by:
San Antonio, TX 78230
(210) 342-0509 Main Phone
(210) 342-0731 Fax Report Legend:
- Shared Address
- Deceased
- Probable Current Address


Subject Information:
Name: MARK ORRIN BENDER DOB:01/22/1957
SSN: 507-82-xxxx issued in Nebraska between 01/01/1972 and
12/31/1973
Age: 50

Others Associated With Subjects SSN:
(DOES NOT usually indicate any type of fraud or deception)
[None Found]

Comprehensive Report Summary: (Click on Link to see detail)
Names Associated With Subject:
None Found
Others Associated With Subjects SSN:
None Found
Bankruptcies:
None Found
Liens and Judgments:
None Found
UCC Filings:
None Found
People at Work:
None Found
Driver's License:
None Found
Address(es) Found:
1 Verified and 5 Non-Verified Found
Possible Properties Owned:
None Found
Motor Vehicles Registered:
None Found
Watercraft:
None Found
FAA Certifications:
None Found
FAA Aircrafts:
None Found
Possible Criminal Records:
1 Found
Sexual Offenses:
None Found
Professional Licenses:
None Found
Voter Registration:
1 Found
Hunting/Fishing Permit:
None Found
Concealed Weapons Permit:
None Found
Possible Associates:
None Found
Possible Relatives:
1st Degree - None Found
2nd Degree - None Found
3rd Degree - None Found
Neighbors:
1st Neighborhood - 3 Found
2nd Neighborhood - None Found
3rd Neighborhood - 2 Found

Bankruptcies:
[None Found]

Liens and Judgments:
[None Found]

UCC Filings:
[None Found]

People at Work:
[None Found]

Driver's License/State ID Information:

Texas ID Detail:

Name
BENDER,MARK ORRIN License number
20826255 Address
5320 BLANCO #1803 DOB
Jan 22 1957
Class
I City/Zip
SAN ANTONIO 78216 Last transaction date
Apr 9 2003 Last transaction
Original, not permit or MRDL

Above information as provided by state - Our annotations are below
Address (click to find others)
5320 Blanco Rd Apt 1803
City/State/Zip (click to find others)
San Antonio , TX 78216-7052



Address Summary:
509 FROST, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201-3347, BEXAR COUNTY (Nov 2005 -
May 2007)
4210 309 APT B, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201, BEXAR COUNTY (Dec 2002 -
Oct 2003)
4210 FREDERICKSBURG RD APT B309, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201-1912,
BEXAR COUNTY (Jan 1991 - Jan 1999)
5347 BLANCO RD APT B8, SAN ANTONIO TX 78216-7027, BEXAR COUNTY
(Apr 1986 - Dec 1992)
4210 FREDERICKSBURG RD APT B316, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201-1914,
BEXAR COUNTY
7458 LOUIS PASTEUR DR APT 701, SAN ANTONIO TX 78229-4517, BEXAR
COUNTY

Active Address(es):
MARK O BENDER - 509 FROST, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201-3347, BEXAR
COUNTY (Nov 2005 - May 2007)
Current phones listed at this address:
BENDER MARK (210) 734-3107
TREVINO MICHELLE (210) 736-5743
Property Ownership Information for this Address
Property:
Parcel Number - 08441-026-0240
Lot Number - 24
Owner Name 1 - TREVINO GLORIA C
Address - 509 FROST, SAN ANTONIO TX
78201-3347, BEXAR COUNTY
Owner's Address - 509 FROST, SAN ANTONIO
TX 78201-3347, BEXAR COUNTY
Land Usage - SFR
Total Value - $79,610
Land Value - $13,230
Improvement Value - $66,380
Land Size - 9,000
Year Built - 1926
Homestead Exemption - YES
Exterior Walls - STUCCO
Roof Type - ASPHALT SHINGLE
Air Conditioning - AC.CENTRAL
Heating - FORCED AIR
Sale Price - $0
Legal Description - NCB 8441 BLK 26 LOT
24 & 25 & 26
Data Source - A
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 37
Median Household Income: $38,438
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $47,100
Average Years of Education: 10


Previous And Non-Verified Address(es):
MARK ORRIN BENDER - 4210 309 APT B, SAN ANTONIO TX 78201,
BEXAR COUNTY (Dec 2002 - Oct 2003)
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 30
Median Household Income: $32,417
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $50,100
Average Years of Education: 12

MARK O BENDER - 4210 FREDERICKSBURG RD APT B309, SAN ANTONIO
TX 78201-1912, BEXAR COUNTY (Jan 1991 - Jan 1999)
SANTA FE PLACE (210) 735-8767
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 32
Median Household Income: $18,304
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $91,300
Average Years of Education: 12

MARK O BENDER - 5347 BLANCO RD APT B8, SAN ANTONIO TX
78216-7027, BEXAR COUNTY (Apr 1986 - Dec 1992)
NIMITZ APARTMENTS (210) 341-5285
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 29
Median Household Income: $23,611
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $65,500
Average Years of Education: 12

MARK O BENDER - 4210 FREDERICKSBURG RD APT B316, SAN ANTONIO
TX 78201-1914, BEXAR COUNTY
SANTA FE PLACE (210) 735-8767
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 32
Median Household Income: $18,304
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $91,300
Average Years of Education: 12

MARK O BENDER - 7458 LOUIS PASTEUR DR APT 701, SAN ANTONIO TX
78229-4517, BEXAR COUNTY
SAN ANTONIO STATION (210) 614-3679
Neighborhood Profile (2000 Census)
Average Age: 41
Median Household Income: $31,783
Median Owner Occupied Home Value: $111,800
Average Years of Education: 14

Possible Properties Owned by Subject:
[None Found]

Motor Vehicles Registered To Subject:
[None Found]

Possible Criminal Records:
Texas Arrest Report:
Name: MARK BEDNER
SSN: 507-82-xxxx
Address: 5200 BLANCO RD 407, SAN ANTONIO TX 78216-7074
State of Origin: Texas
County of Origin: Bexar
Party Status: REL'D ON P-R BOND
DOB: 01/22/1957
Race: White
Sex: Male
Eyes: BLUE
Height: 5' 06"
Weight: 160

Arrests:
Arrest #1
Case Type:
Arrest Date: 01/25/1987
Arresting Agency:
Arrest Type:
Arrest Disposition Date: 01/25/1987
Court Fine: Offense: ASSAULT-BODILY INJURY
Arrest Statute:
Agency Case #: 366381
Arrest Level/Degree: Class A Misdemeanor
Arrest Disposition: BOOKED



CASE NUMBER 366381 displayed
successfully
Bexar County Criminal Justice Information System
07/24/2007
Texas Case Page
10:46:19

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Court Case Number Defendant Name
Date of
CR7 366381 BEDNER,
MARK Birth

01/22/1957
Offense Description Level Sex:
MALE
02/21/1986 ASSAULT-BODILY INJURY MA Race:
WHITE
Location :
CLOSED
Last Setting: Grand Jury: 05/13/1986
FILED
Case Status: 06/29/1987 *** JN CLOSED
***
Disposition : 06/29/1987 DSMD-INTRST
JUSTCE

Judgement :
Bond: CLS 06/29/1987
1500.00
Start: End: By: BAIL BONDS,
PERSONAL

Defense Attorneys Bar Number Yrs Mo Dy
Hrs
MIKE HERVEY 9546500
Term:

Fine:
Court
Cost:



CASE NUMBER 348742 displayed
successfully
Bexar County Criminal Justice Information System
07/25/2007
Texas Case Page
09:57:05
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Court Case Number Defendant Name
Date of
CR7 348742 BEDNER, MARK
Birth

01/22/1957
Offense Description Level Sex:
MALE
08/05/1985 ASSAULT-BODILY INJURY MA Race:
WHITE
Location :
CLOSED
Last Setting: 09/23/1985 TRIAL Grand Jury: 08/12/1985
FILED
Case Status: 08/12/1988 *** JN CLOSED
***
Disposition : 09/23/1985 DSMD-
OTHER

Judgement :
Bond: CLS 09/23/1985
800.00
Start: End: By: BAIL BONDS, PERSONAL
PROGRAM

Defense Attorneys Bar Number Yrs Mo Dy
Hrs
MERCEDES JEAN KUTCH 11770545 Term:

Fine:
Court Cost:


Bexar Possible Civil:

Cause Nbr 1986CI10562 displayed
successfully
***** Bexar County Centralized Docket System
*****
07/24/2007 - Docket Information -
11:04:15
______________________________________________________________________________
Selection: __ Actions: _
(A,C,D,M,P)
CASE NBR: 1986CI10562____ PRINT RT LABELS? N (Y/
N)

Date Filed: 06/12/1986 Court: 166_ Unpaid Balance:
0.00
Type of Docket: PID__ PERSONAL INJURY &
DAMAGES

* * * S T Y L E * *
*
MAX WHITMAN & HARRIET
WHITMAN_____________________
VS MARK BENDER
&_____________________________________

DISCOVERY LEVEL:
_
Account Type: __ Account Number:
____________
Access: _ PUBLIC Status: D
DISPOSED
List Type: C
CIVIL

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***** Bexar County Centralized Docket System
*****
07/24/2007 - Litigant Information -
11:05:23

______________________________________________________________________________
Selection: __ Case Nbr:
1986CI10562____
Style: MAX WHITMAN & HARRIET WHITMAN vs MARK BENDER
&
Court: 166 Docket Type: PERSONAL INJURY & DAMAGES Status:
DISPOSED
Actions: (A,D,M,P) Unpaid Balance: 0.00 Account
Number:
Seq Last /First /Middle Name Lit. Type/Attorney
Date
_ 00001 WHITMAN MAX PLAINTIFF
06/12/1986
DROZD, LINDA M
210 498-0663
_ 00002 WHITMAN HARRIET PLAINTIFF
06/12/1986
DROZD, LINDA M
210 498-0663
_ 00003 BENDER MARK DEFENDANT
06/12/1986
EZZELL, JAMES MICHAE
210 731-6300
_ 00004 DR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY DEFENDANT
06/12/1986
EZZELL, JAMES MICHAE
210 731-6300

TX Criminal:

SUBJECT INFORMATION

Name: mark bender Social Security #: -- Birth Date: 01/22/1957

Alias Last: Alias First: Race/Gender: /


Criminal Record (mark bender) TX - * Statewide PLUS *
Status: Completed (CLEAR)
# Years Searched: 7 Date Completed: 7/25/2007 9:59:56 AM
Reporting Period: 07/25/2000 - 07/25/2007
Additional Info: *** Instant search results ***
No record found
 
(e-mail address removed) wrote:

Oh do **** off!

If you have a problem with someone take it up with them in your time
face-to-face.
 
Ditto, but uninstall the drivers for the old sound too.

My habit is to say no to the windows auto-install. After you are
finished booting use the manufacturer's disk (IMHO).
Click to expand...

Hello Laura

I do install the drivers from the disk most times, Windows often
couldn't find a driver if it jumped up and bit it.

Only one of the sound options has a uninstall option and the rest has
a remove option in there properties. I have done a complete back up
of C:\partition, hopefully I will not need it.

Cheers
Keith
 
(e-mail address removed) wrote:

Oh do **** off!

If you have a problem with someone take it up with them in your time
face-to-face.
Click to expand...

With 'Bender' it might not be face-to-face!
 
Neither. Always trash the driver disk that comes with hardware, unless
there is some other software (not drivers) on it that you want to use. The
reason is, by the time you buy that factory pressed driver disk, the drivers
on it are likely (very likely) several -major- revisions removed from the
latest drivers available for your hardware. You should always check the web
site of the manufacturer of (whatever hardware you think you want to buy) to
find the latest drivers BEFORE you purchase your hardware. If you can't
easily find recent drivers online from the manufacturer, don't buy that
specific piece of hardware.
Click to expand...

So far I couldn't be happier with my re-build even with the factory
drivers, it is easily the best computer I have built to date, It is
very fast, stable and can handle anything Doom 3 can disk up unlike my
old Pentium 4 3gh setup that used to die if 2 of more zombies attacked
at once.
And unlike the old Pentium 4 which took all night to convert an AVI
into DVD format, my new 3gh Core 2 Duo can convert a 654mb AVI into a
1.3gb DVD format in 25min. And my system is stock, I don't overclock.
OK, that doesn't read right, but if I assume I know what you meant to say,
this should not be a problem, as long as you install all the drivers
correctly.
Click to expand...

I thought it strange when I took the DVD Burner out of the box, when I
looked at the back, the only connectors were for the power leed and
the SATA leed, no others, not even jumpers, but as I just said, it is
a SATA burner so there is no need for jumpers. That is why I never
installed the sound card when I first built the system.
Yeah, use the older card if it is PCI (and not PCI-Express). From what I
can tell, your motherboard seems to have a mix of older and newer expansion
slots. Save one of the newer expansion slots, you might want to use it
later. A new PCI-Express format sound card won't offer better sound quality
or better performance, so save your money. -Dave
Click to expand...

My board has 2xPCI and 2xPCI Express slots, I have used one of the PCI
slots for a 5 Port HighSpeed USB card, that is why I thought about
getting the new PCI Express sound card so that I would still have
1xPCI and 1xPCI Express for later add-ons.

The old Sound Blaster Audigy is PCI, I don't know of any other add-ons
cards I would want at this time, but incase at a later date I did want
a card and it was only available in PCI I thought I would leave one
free, anyway I don't have do decide straight away but I do want to
make sure that I don't have any con flicks with the onboard sound
drivers and any new sound drivers.

I will have a look at the Creative site for a newer set of drivers for
both of the cards, it is always handy to have them on hand.

Thanks Dave

Cheers
Keith
 
I would just turn off the onboard video in the BIOS, turn off the
computer, and install the new sound card. I wouldn't try to
uninstall anything first. The version of Windows makes a lot of
difference. I'm using Windows XP. But I would also probably make a
backup copy of the operating system partition first. Installing
stuff is one of the best uses for a backup copy of the operating
system partition. Oh what a relief it is.

Good luck.
Click to expand...

Hello John Doe
I am running Windows XP Pro SP2, and I did do a complete backup of
drive C:\ Partition 2 days ago, nothing of any importance has changed
since then.
If I had used my head when I built this computer, I should have put
the sound card in and loaded the drivers and seen if the DVD player
found the sound card, but as the new Drive did not have any sound
output terminals on the back I thought that I would install the
onboard sound to find out if there was any sound from the DVD, but as
I said, I could have done the same thing using the dedicated sound
card and I would not be wondering how to change them over now.

I afraid I am getting old, while my brain it trying to work out what
to do next, my hands have already done it.
I didn't do that....Did I? :)

Cheers
Keith
 
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