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Troubleshooting
This section deals with problems you may have with SonicFury. For more information, refer to
the documentation on the CD-ROM as listed below:
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Windows 95 or 98
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Windows NT 4.0
•
Windows 2000
•
Windows Me
There is no sound output after installing SonicFury.
The problem may be with your audio connections. Try the following:
Play a sound file (such as a .WAV or .MID file). If no sound is coming from the loudspeakers or
headphones, connect them to a different source to check them, such as a personal CD player.
Check that the speakers are connected to the right line out connectors. If using the configurable
VersaJack ensure you have selected the correct output setting in the SonicFury control panel.
Adjust the volume controls in the SonicFury control panel by double-clicking the speaker icon on
your Windows taskbar. Make sure the volume controls are not set too low or muted.
If you are playing CD audio from your CD or DVD drive, make sure you have connected the CD
audio cable from the drive to one of SonicFury's CD in connectors.
What if I get yellow exclamation marks next to SonicFury devices in Device Manager?
Or: My computer keeps hanging (stopping).
Other installed cards can cause resource conflicts with SonicFury. Refer to the documentation on
the CD for instructions on resolving this.
The easiest way to avoid such conflicts is to remove any other sound devices and their drivers
before installing SonicFury. To do this, remove SonicFury's drivers (Click Start, point to Settings,
then Control Panel, then Add/Remove Programs, select SonicFury on the software list and click
the Add/Remove button). Remove the card, remove the other sound devices, and reinstall
SonicFury. If this doesn't work, try installing SonicFury in a different PCI slot.
SonicFury Installation Guide
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