Eroket

Nov 2 2005, 01:54 AM | Post #1

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Agh, I have tried everything I can think of, and runescape sound STILL doesen't work on my computer. Any tips anyone?

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Aim Sniff

Nov 2 2005, 02:00 AM | Post #2

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Don't use it.

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Makoto

Nov 2 2005, 02:03 AM | Post #3

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Check that all power is plugged in, all cords are connected to the computer properly, AND that you are NOT using Sun Java, or the FF browser whilst playing RS.

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Unknown

Nov 2 2005, 02:05 AM | Post #4

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Wait wouldnt it be better to even see if the speakers are compatible with the soundcard/motherboard/OS???

Do the speakers support games? Like MOHAA or BF1942, or any computer game taht I don't recognize because im totally addicted to MOHAA and BF1942 and Call of duty??

Make sure that the sockets are compatible, and that you aren't playing music while trying to load the browser... some bad experiences..

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Makoto

Nov 2 2005, 02:12 AM | Post #5

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QUOTE(Unknown @ Nov 1 2005, 07:05 PM)

Wait wouldnt it be better to even see if the speakers are compatible with the soundcard/motherboard/OS???

Do the speakers support games? Like MOHAA or BF1942, or any computer game taht I don't recognize because im totally addicted to MOHAA and BF1942 and Call of duty??

Make sure that the sockets are compatible, and that you aren't playing music while trying to load the browser... some bad experiences..

If his speakers work fine with everything else except Runescape (which is what I'm going to assume) then there's no need for all of that. Just play RS in IE Explorer or use their client as it's just easier.

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Unknown

Nov 2 2005, 02:18 AM | Post #6

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o...

Just shut up

And btw, if we assume that the case is only for runescape, maybe its the client he's using...

Or it could be other causes, what with the SPYWARE and VIRUSES! and INTERNET WORMS (they different than viruses) and KEYLOGGERS!!! SCAN UR COMPUTER

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Eroket

Nov 2 2005, 02:34 AM | Post #7

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I'm guessings its a virus, because currently I use the client, but I have used internet explorer, different computers in the house, and unplugged and replugged everything....... maybe my network is messed up lol.

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Aim Sniff

Nov 2 2005, 02:35 AM | Post #8

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check to see if you didn't mute anything. i know some programs work thourhg midi or what ever.

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Unknown

Nov 2 2005, 02:53 AM | Post #9

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Well if you THINK its virus or spyware, get ZoneAlarm Security suite, I'll email ya the ID code for it... so its more or less free. Just scan ur computer it should get better
Either that or its a registry virus, where the virus attacks the Windows Media files and Winamp audio files. You have to find it then isolate it, which i can't do cuz im not you or ur computer...

Good luck man

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Makoto

Nov 2 2005, 04:10 AM | Post #10

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My only question is why it would be a virus...

People, viruses affect EVERYTHING except the speakers. You'll be infected but sound comes through crystal clear.

Maybe they blew out. Take them to a repair shop or replace if the problem persists.

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Eroket

Nov 2 2005, 10:42 AM | Post #11

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QUOTE(Makoto @ Nov 2 2005, 01:10 AM)

My only question is why it would be a virus...

People, viruses affect EVERYTHING except the speakers.  You'll be infected but sound comes through crystal clear.

Maybe they blew out.  Take them to a repair shop or replace if the problem persists.

Very true, I'll talk to my dad some more, he's an experienced computer fixer and programmer lol, it probably has something to do with my speakers, or my soundcard.

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Geo1988

Nov 2 2005, 01:04 PM | Post #12

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I would think your soundcard is having the problem, not your speakers. Is RuneScape the only thing it doesn't work for?

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