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    Hasee k680C-i7 D2/ Clevo p157sm soundblaster problem

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by reversao, Sep 21, 2015.

  1. reversao

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    Hello,

    I've just bought secondhand Hasee k680C-i7 D2/ Clevo p157sm. It has GTX 780m I7-4710MQ ,128SSD and 1TB hdd. Everything is working properly but it has also Sound Blaster X-Fi MB3 and there is a problem. As Windows 8.1 instaled all drivers that device manager is seeing sound card manufacturer as a Microsoft. When I'm trying to instal drivers for sound blaster device is not recognized.

    Maybe anyone has that kind of problem and could help me?

    At least sound is working but if i have SB i would like to be able to manage it :)
     
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    You need to install the OEM-provided Realtek sound driver first before X-Fi MB3
     
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    Thanks for help, I've instaled realtek drivers firstly and everything is working properly now.

    thread to close
     
    reversao, Sep 23, 2015
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