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I have the same problem and have checked my irq's and they show no conflicts --but<br />
I still have this problem ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS<br />

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I have the same problem and have checked my irq's and they show no conflicts --but
I still have this problem ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS


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have found the answer==in device manager , my interrupt number for my sound card was<br />
different to the one I placed in my sound card setup- on altering them to read the same my wave played alright<br />

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have found the answer==in device manager , my interrupt number for my sound card was
different to the one I placed in my sound card setup- on altering them to read the same my wave played alright


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I have an Excel Audio CS4237 in a Windows 95 machine. The sound card used to work fine until yours truely reinstalled Win95. Now, CD music works fine and MIDI files play allright, but WAV files play the first 8 seconds or so and keep repeating the same sound perpetually. By going into sound recorder and playing another sound and then stopping it the sound then stops, but the problem still persists for all WAV files played after that.
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I have an Excel Audio CS4237 in a Windows 95 machine. The sound card used to work fine until yours truely reinstalled Win95. Now, CD music works fine and MIDI files play allright, but WAV files play the first 8 seconds or so and keep repeating the same sound perpetually. By going into sound recorder and playing another sound and then stopping it the sound then stops, but the problem still persists for all WAV files played after that.

Sound card problems

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.