Hi Art,
I think there are two possibilities for the installation of the Santa
Cruz soundcard:
1. You install it as the 2nd soundcard in addition to your onboard
sound system. That is my favourite solution!! Two soundcards are more
useful than one :-)
2. You go to the BIOS setup of your computer an deactivate the onboard
sound system there! Then you may install the Santa Cruz as the one and
lonely soundsystem in your computer.
I hope this helps.
73 + 55
Wolf, DL6JZ
Art Searle W2NRA schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> After reading the archive here I decided to install a
> Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound card in my new computer
> last night. I removed the drivers from my existing sound
> card (on the motherboard) and de-activated it. I then
> installed the Sanat Cruz as specified in the instruction.
> I set it up on MMTTY. All worked great. I even worked
> VP2ENK on 20m RTTY. I turned off the computer (had to go
> back to work). When I got home I turned on the computer.
> It wouldn't start. System recovered from a serious
> error (I choose go back to the last know working setup).
> When it did start the Sanat Cruz was no longer installed.
> I tried to reinstall it and it wouldn't. I reinstalled
> the motherboard sound card and everything was back to
> normal. This morning I tried again, this time with the
> intentions of installing it as a second sound card. As
> soon as I turned it on the computer it would not start.
> I removed teh card and it started fine.
>
> So, Does that mean I have a bad Santa Cruz card? Anyone
> else have a problem with these cards?
>
> 73,
>
> Art
> W2NRA
>
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