Here's The Story:
I had Windows 98 SE, Audio worked fine. Played flawlessly, in one application at a time. I.E. I couldn't play winamp and Media player at the same time without getting an error messge. *this did not bother me*
I installed XP Pro, audio works great.......except..... when i scroll. The sound slows down and gets scratchy like a truly horrible DJ drunk off his whatever. ... anyway.... Surfing the web makes me want to cry, it just ruins any sound I'm playing and makes my computer look/sound like a pile, which it is not. I have on board audio I dont know if that has anything to do with it, but it shouldn't since it worked fine with 98. I've noticed with XP I can play as many programs with sound that I want. I.E. I can play 1 mp3 on winamp, 1 mp3 on media player, and still have sound to a game going (not that I'd want to). I dont know if that has anything to do with the change in the way my sound is when i scroll.
ANY HELP PLEASE!!!
Sincerely, Wade
P.S. I tried downloading the most recent drivers of epox's website (my motherboard brand) and it made no difference.
I had Windows 98 SE, Audio worked fine. Played flawlessly, in one application at a time. I.E. I couldn't play winamp and Media player at the same time without getting an error messge. *this did not bother me*
I installed XP Pro, audio works great.......except..... when i scroll. The sound slows down and gets scratchy like a truly horrible DJ drunk off his whatever. ... anyway.... Surfing the web makes me want to cry, it just ruins any sound I'm playing and makes my computer look/sound like a pile, which it is not. I have on board audio I dont know if that has anything to do with it, but it shouldn't since it worked fine with 98. I've noticed with XP I can play as many programs with sound that I want. I.E. I can play 1 mp3 on winamp, 1 mp3 on media player, and still have sound to a game going (not that I'd want to). I dont know if that has anything to do with the change in the way my sound is when i scroll.
ANY HELP PLEASE!!!
Sincerely, Wade
P.S. I tried downloading the most recent drivers of epox's website (my motherboard brand) and it made no difference.