sicmaster64
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Hi. I had the 32-Bit version of Windows 7 installed last week with 2GB of RAM, and a few days ago decided to install the 64-Bit version and up my system to 4GB of RAM. Now, my sound card has sound issues, and did not with 32-Bit Windows 7 and the 2GB of RAM. I've tried all beta, non-beta (which DOES include a 64-Bit Windows 7 driver), and user-created drivers to solve this issue to no avail. I've also tried a "fix" that someone posted. I went into MSCONFIG and under the Boot tab>Advanced I changed my Max Memory to 3990mb instead of the 4GB. Well, for whatever reason, Windows 7 doesn't like this, and pushes it down to 2GB of RAM. My sound issue IS HOWEVER solved at this point, but I don't want to utilize only 2GB of RAM. How can I use the full 4GB of RAM and get my sound card to not make crackling noises and static constantly? How does the RAM even afect my sound?! That makes no sense to me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much!!
P.S. Creative's Support will not even help me out because I purchased the product about 4 years ago...
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much!!
P.S. Creative's Support will not even help me out because I purchased the product about 4 years ago...