XP Install

I Installed Windows XP Home about 6 months ago, and I lost all audio. I put
up with it for awhile until I went out and just purchased a ADDITIONAL sound
card. The audio works fine but when I hook my mic up to it receivers get
bounce back audible from my key ups. I could come to the only conclusion that
I would have to hook my mic up to the origional sound card, and keep my
speakers on the new card. However, I don't know what driver I need or what
options I'd have to select to reactivate it. Links would be helpful. Thanks.

How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375


"Cmooney" <> wrote in message
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|I Installed Windows XP Home about 6 months ago, and I lost all audio. I put
| up with it for awhile until I went out and just purchased a ADDITIONAL sound
| card. The audio works fine but when I hook my mic up to it receivers get
| bounce back audible from my key ups. I could come to the only conclusion that
| I would have to hook my mic up to the origional sound card, and keep my
| speakers on the new card. However, I don't know what driver I need or what
| options I'd have to select to reactivate it. Links would be helpful. Thanks.

How does this related to Windows Update?
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WinXP-specific newsgroup:
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)

Cmooney wrote:
> I Installed Windows XP Home about 6 months ago, and I lost all audio. I
> put
> up with it for awhile until I went out and just purchased a ADDITIONAL
> sound
> card. The audio works fine but when I hook my mic up to it receivers get
> bounce back audible from my key ups. I could come to the only conclusion
> that I would have to hook my mic up to the origional sound card, and keep
> my
> speakers on the new card. However, I don't know what driver I need or what
> options I'd have to select to reactivate it. Links would be helpful.
> Thanks.