7201 - Those running it, what's new?

aln688 said:

This is with Internet Explorer, playing embedded flash? Is it like this if you download a video clip on your hard-drive and play it with Media Player? Only videos? Or doing anything, will copying a file slow down as well? Was it like this when you first installed Windows? Make sure you're using Windows 7 specific drivers, x86 or x64 depending on the version you use.

Internet explorer and Mozilla firefox both skip playing youtube videos. If I play a video in mpc or wmp after awhile itll hang for a few seconds with sound looping then jump foward to catch up with the time. I encoded a video with handbrake and it took 10 hours. I encoded the same video in vista and it took 1 hour.

Could someone send me the x64 links? Thanks in advance!

austintxeric said:

Could someone send me the x64 links? Thanks in advance!

Just PM'd you the links.

shanghei said:

Internet explorer and Mozilla firefox both skip playing youtube videos. If I play a video in mpc or wmp after awhile itll hang for a few seconds with sound looping then jump foward to catch up with the time. I encoded a video with handbrake and it took 10 hours. I encoded the same video in vista and it took 1 hour.

What make and model is your sound card? ...the other poster has a point, check your device manager, Command Prompt, then type DEVMGMT.MSC. Any yellow exclamation marks in there? What drivers did you install when you first installed Windows, and in which order?

aln688 said:

What make and model is your sound card? ...the other poster has a point, check your device manager, Command Prompt, then type DEVMGMT.MSC. Any yellow exclamation marks in there? What drivers did you install when you first installed Windows, and in which order?

I have onboard sound, my motherboard is an IP35 Pro, I didnt install any drivers other then latest video card drivers. There are no exclamations in there.

shanghei said:

I have onboard sound, my motherboard is an IP35 Pro, I didnt install any drivers other then latest video card drivers. There are no exclamations in there.

Abit IP35 Pro? It looks like your sound chip is the Realtek ALC888. I think you should try installing the Intel Chipset Inf "driver", and the driver for your sound chip.

Try installing the Intel Chipset Inf, here:
intel drivers pour chipsets

...and the Realtek ALC888 driver, here:
Realtek High - Definition Audio Driver 2.20: now compatible with Windows 7 - Free Software Download and Review @Esoft.Web.id

The Intel Chipset Inf "driver" is at 9.1.1.1012, that's the one I used and it seemed to setup some of my hardware, although in practise I don't think it's always needed. The Realtek driver is something worth trying though.

aln688 said:

Abit IP35 Pro? It looks like your sound chip is the Realtek ALC888. I think you should try installing the Intel Chipset Inf "driver", and the driver for your sound chip.

Try installing the Intel Chipset Inf, here:
intel drivers pour chipsets

...and the Realtek ALC888 driver, here:
Realtek High - Definition Audio Driver 2.20: now compatible with Windows 7 - Free Software Download and Review @Esoft.Web.id

The Intel Chipset Inf "driver" is at 9.1.1.1012, that's the one I used and it seemed to setup some of my hardware, although in practise I don't think it's always needed. The Realtek driver is something worth trying though.

I installed chipset driver, tried installing audio driver and it said No Driver was supported in this driver package.