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I have problems running few little aps (games) on a computer with no sound. From their behaviour I strongly suspect that they require a soundcard. So..does there exist a driver that will mimick a real hardware, even if it's not there? (for win2k)
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I think Totalrecorder does this - as well as letting you record every sound that's played through it. Yes, I think this app installs itself as a virtual soundcard, I think I've read that.
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Or just grab used SB 64PCI or somesuch soundcard cheaply.Comment
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Totalrecorde doesn't work - whta the mess it leaves in device manager after installation I assume that it works in cooperation with existeing soundcard drivers (well, certainly no soundcard shoved)
@Utwig - how am I suppose to do this today? Or tommorow?
(it's just meant as a solution for today & tommorow - this isn't my main pc anyway)
Still searching on google... Comment
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I suggested hardware solution due to mess, software solution would probably leave in device manager.
Open online adds page, find a soundcard, meet with seller on a coffe or borrow from friend, existing box or from used hardware drawer.Comment
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Nah, mess is gone...and do you think I wouldn't do few things you suggest if I could?
Oh well, in worst case I'll wait till I have acces to my main machine... Comment
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There is a little driver that used your motherboard speaker for sound, It was for win 9x , I don't know if there is a win2k/xp version around though.Comment
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Can't find any driver either.
The MS link is this one: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q138857/
For win95...winME. There's an older version for win3.x somewhere too.
Any idea for a program that would do the same thing for 2k/xp?Comment
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