how do I get ride of the MPU-104 sound card in my Computer...I am wanting to install another sound card..?..?
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First go to add/remove programs in control panel and remove any software associated with this device. Then go to device manager and delete the device. You can then physically remove the existing soundcard from the system and add the other using the manufactures instructions. If the soundcard is actually embedded on the motherboard, follow the same steps except you need to turn off the soundcard in the bios settings instead of removing it.
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http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/86/86233.htm
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ABSOLUTELY NOT!! I would yank out the sound card and replace it with a quality video card. From your example you do not have an AGP slot or otherwise you would pull that card and replace it...so it must be all PCI. You can use an external sound card or replace one of the other devices with an external version and install a quality PCI video card.
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Try going to the site where the sound card is from and downloading all applicable drivers for the speakers.  You will probably have to unplug the speakers, download the drivers, then restart the computer and plug the speakers back in.  Maybe your sound card took a crap on you and you need a new one.  Or... a virus is eating through your computer and it started there.  You should probably just take it to a computer tech and let them work out the kinks.  Or go to walmart and buy a new computer for $500.00
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try to put the sound card in other pci slots and check.(you should be having atleast 3(white ones not the single dark brown)\n\nit it doesnt work, clean the slots from dust using a vaccumm clearner and plug it in again. \n\nand finally enter bios setup  and disable the onboard sound.
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was it working earlier??\ntake properties of my computer\nclick on hardware tab then Device Manager button\nnow click on sound,video and game controler \nand see if drivers are installed(no yellow icon there) \nif driver is not there then install the driver for you card\n\nremove the driver if there is yello icon in there.\npress refresh/scan for hardware\nnow window will open for your hardware, \nselect the location where your sound driver is \nnext..next \ndriver installed..\n\ncheck the sound by doing this\ngoto control panel\nand click on "Sounds and Audio Devices" icon \nclick on sound tab \nselect any of the event sound and press play button \nif no sound comes out then probabaly its your headphone problem
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There should be a number on your sound card. Search by putting drivers for EO3S78524 sound card then you should be able to find them.
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Yes you can have onboard sound and another sound card without conflicts. I know because I have my computer set like that. You just need to go to Sounds in control panel and pick which one you want to use. I have a TV tuner\ncard that requires a cord that will only fit on my onboard sound. My sound card did not have a plug for the cord. So I run the TV tuner off of the motherboard sound and the rest off the sound card. Also you could pick something like using your motherboard for the microphone and the sound card for the outpout.
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Yes, it is possible for you to install the sound card, if, you can purchase a sound card from computer hardware shop, tell the configuration of ur computer to them, they'll give you the best compatible sound card for ur PC presuming a PCI sound card, it should come with installation instruction guide and driver disk. Then, just open the cabinet of the CPU, look for the PCI slot (white in colour), plug in the sound card into it and screw it up properly, remember to power off the computer before doing above task. Then close the cabinet, turn on the computer. windows will detect the new sound card recently installed and will ask for the driver for it, just insert the disk came with sound card, and follow the instructions by using instruction guide came with the sound card. Remember to restart the computer if it ask to do so. Enjoy.
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http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?MainCategory=1&nRegionFK=&nCountryFK=&nLanguageFK=&sOSName=Windows+XP&region=1&Product_Name=Live%21+5.1&Product_ID=50&modelnumber=&driverlang=1033&OS=10&drivertype=0&x=35&y=13\n\nThis is Sound Blaster Live 5.1. \nemu10k1-jff is the processor chip used on this sound card.
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Your laptop should have come with a CD of drivers--if so, just re-install. \nIf not, check your documentation for the exact type of sound card you have and then you can download it from the below link.
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Hi, Congrats for new sound card. \nAs u have purchased the new sound card the front sound jacks might not work. So what exactly u have to do is that u have to plug the sound speakers or headphones at the back of the computer tower in the jacks of new sound card. And just check the setting of the card. By default the microphone/headphones are set to mute.\n\nAll the best\n\nNikhil Chowdhary   \nTechnical Support Expert\nDELL INTERNATIONAL SERVICES,
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what kind of computer? I had the same problem with my HP laptop and i had to go to www.hp.com and get the right driver for my sound card, it is easy. let me know if you need more help. my yahoo ID is doc_tyrone. Good luck!\n\n\n-Doc-
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Maybe you should Reinstall your Sound Card Driver, Insert the Installation CD in the drive and try to Re-install the driver, \nI hope you know how to Re-Install Drivers...
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u can search your sound card model in :\n\nhttp://drivers.soft32.com/\n\nfor driver\nu can download it easy
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Install one.\n\nI recommend Sony Sound Forge.
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Did you try the "System Restore" feature? This may solve your problem by returning your PC's settings to an earlier date. Did you delete the sound card driver or the sound card itself? Right click on "My Computer" select "properties" then "hardware" then "device manager". Look for your sound card in there to see if it is listed. If so, try to roll back the driver. If not, try the new hardware wizard.