Pdub wrote:LOL, go to controller settings and set your buttons. Same thing happened to me with my 360 controller because I was using XBCD drivers.
Restart your computer.
Unplug and replug your sound cables, turn your speakers off/on, unplug the headphones, check your system mixer to see if anything is muted that shouldn't be. Update or downgrade your sound drivers.
Pdub wrote:LOL, go to controller settings and set your buttons. Same thing happened to me with my 360 controller because I was using XBCD drivers.
Unplug and replug your sound cables, turn your speakers off/on, unplug the headphones, check your system mixer to see if anything is muted that shouldn't be. Update or downgrade your sound drivers.
AirAaron32 wrote:SOLUTION: Is there a 2 speaker option? I have the same sound card as you, and changing it to 2 channel stereo always works for me.
botanika wrote:
EDIT: nvrmind.. I found a solution to the problem..just need to update DirectX..
AirAaron32 wrote:SOLUTION: Is there a 2 speaker option? I have the same sound card as you, and changing it to 2 channel stereo always works for me.
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