Keyboard problem (interferes with computer sound)???

"Ben Pope" <spam.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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 > Aaron Ackerman wrote:
  > > I have just built a new computer using many standard makers like ASUS
and
  > > HP with a logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combo. I am having the
  > > weirdest and most aggravating problem.
  > >
  > > When ever I hit keys on my keyboard (especially certain keys like the
  > > up/down arrows, or the scroll wheel) the sounds from my sound card get
  > > interrupted (very hard on my MP3 library). There are no IRQ conflicts, I
  > > have made adjustments to the keyboard delay in Control panel, I have
  > > swapped out the keyboard and mouse for standard ones and i have even
  > > swapped the sound card but still nothing.
  > >
  > > What could possibly be going wrong????
 >
 > What motherboard/chipset is it?
ASUS P4/SiS

 >
 > What Sound Card? And I take it the different sound card had the same
 > problem?
Realtek AC 97 (Same problem with Creative SC)

 >
 > When you changed the keyboard, was it wired? Are they PS2 or USB?
Yes it was a standard wired Logitech PS2
 >
 > What OS?
XP

 >
 > Ben
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Aaron Ackerman wrote:
 > "Ben Pope" <spam DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
 > news:bqabf2$1vhgdj$1@ID-191149.news.uni-berlin.de...
  >> What motherboard/chipset is it?
 > ASUS P4/SiS
 >
  >>
  >> What Sound Card? And I take it the different sound card had the same
  >> problem?
 > Realtek AC 97 (Same problem with Creative SC)
 >
  >>
  >> When you changed the keyboard, was it wired? Are they PS2 or USB?
 > Yes it was a standard wired Logitech PS2
  >>
  >> What OS?
 > XP

Thats a pretty strange one. I wouldn't expect an IRQ conflict with the
keyboard.

Does the sound skip every time you press a key?

I very much doubt it's a problem with the keyboard or PS2 port, you seem to
have ruled out the sound card istself.

I can't really think of what could be the problem... I'd be tempted to make
sure I had the latest chipset and sound drivers installed, othe rthen that I
might remove all the drives and let it redetect.

Ben
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Thanks for nothing.


"Ben Pope" <spam RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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 > Aaron Ackerman wrote:
  > > "Ben Pope" <spam RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
  > > news:bqabf2$1vhgdj$1@ID-191149.news.uni-berlin.de...
   > >> What motherboard/chipset is it?
  > > ASUS P4/SiS
  > >
   > >>
   > >> What Sound Card? And I take it the different sound card had the same
   > >> problem?
  > > Realtek AC 97 (Same problem with Creative SC)
  > >
   > >>
   > >> When you changed the keyboard, was it wired? Are they PS2 or USB?
  > > Yes it was a standard wired Logitech PS2
   > >>
   > >> What OS?
  > > XP
 >
 > Thats a pretty strange one. I wouldn't expect an IRQ conflict with the
 > keyboard.
 >
 > Does the sound skip every time you press a key?
 >
 > I very much doubt it's a problem with the keyboard or PS2 port, you seem
to
 > have ruled out the sound card istself.
 >
 > I can't really think of what could be the problem... I'd be tempted to
make
 > sure I had the latest chipset and sound drivers installed, othe rthen that
I
 > might remove all the drives and let it redetect.
 >
 > Ben
 > --
 > I'm not just a number. To many, I'm known as a String...
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: Keyboard problem (interferes with computer sound)??? 

Aaron Ackerman wrote:
 > Thanks for nothing.

Clearly your appreciation knows no bounds.

Sorry I couldn't help but I did try.

Ben
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In article <tMvyb.268652$ao4.934862@attbi_s51>, none.RemoveThis@nospam.com says...
 > Thanks for nothing.
 >
 >

that was rude, Ben helps lots of people here, if a person doesn't have a
exact answer what you want them to do lie to you or give you something you
want to hear?

--
Patrick
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In article <tMvyb.268652$ao4.934862@attbi_s51>, none.RemoveThis@nospam.com says...
 > Thanks for nothing.
 >
 >

that was rude, Ben helps lots of people here, if a person doesn't have a
exact answer what you want them to do lie to you or give you something you
want to hear?

--
Patrick
Asus A7V8X-X AMD XP2600+<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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He didn't help me. At all.

"Patrick Phillips" <patrickp RemoveThis @NOT_ATstarband.net> wrote in message
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 > In article <tMvyb.268652$ao4.934862@attbi_s51>, none RemoveThis @nospam.com says...
  > > Thanks for nothing.
  > >
  > >
 >
 > that was rude, Ben helps lots of people here, if a person doesn't have a
 > exact answer what you want them to do lie to you or give you something you
 > want to hear?
 >
 > --
 > Patrick
 > Asus A7V8X-X AMD XP2600+<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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"Aaron Ackerman" <none.DeleteThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
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 >
 > "Ben Pope" <spam.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
 > news:bqabf2$1vhgdj$1@ID-191149.news.uni-berlin.de...
  > > Aaron Ackerman wrote:
   > > > I have just built a new computer using many standard makers like ASUS
 > and
   > > > HP with a logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combo. I am having the
   > > > weirdest and most aggravating problem.
   > > >
   > > > When ever I hit keys on my keyboard (especially certain keys like the
   > > > up/down arrows, or the scroll wheel) the sounds from my sound card get
   > > > interrupted (very hard on my MP3 library). There are no IRQ conflicts,
I
   > > > have made adjustments to the keyboard delay in Control panel, I have
   > > > swapped out the keyboard and mouse for standard ones and i have even
   > > > swapped the sound card but still nothing.
   > > >
   > > > What could possibly be going wrong????
  > >
  > > What motherboard/chipset is it?
 > ASUS P4/SiS
 >
  > >
  > > What Sound Card? And I take it the different sound card had the same
  > > problem?
 > Realtek AC 97 (Same problem with Creative SC)
 >
  > >
  > > When you changed the keyboard, was it wired? Are they PS2 or USB?
 > Yes it was a standard wired Logitech PS2
  > >
  > > What OS?
 > XP
 >
  > >
  > > Ben
  > > --
  > > I'm not just a number. To many, I'm known as a String...

here's a few things that you might want to check...

IRQ Routing (my VIA MVP3 chipset has a problem that requires me to install a
driver for that, after a fresh windows installation, before certain devices
will work properly)

PCI Latency (my Creative SBLive! card does pretty much a similar thing until
I install a driver for that... i can usually find it on a search for
"GREESE")

ummm... do a general search involving sound and your chipset...
(and keep us updated...)

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Hi all I am new to this whole forum idea, but I am having the same problem and need help.

Motherboard:
asus a7v8x-x

chipset:
AMD ATHLON XP 2400+ 2.0GHZ 333 FSB 45W MOBILE OEM

ram:
1024 GB ddr 400 MHz

sound card:
integrated

video:
ati radeon 9200 128 MB agp

hard drives:
20GB for windows
run programs off of a 60GB
and store data on a 40GB

1 dvd rom cd writer.

all new cables

400 Watt power supply ( changed from a 300 watt but it made no difference)

optical usb mouse
when I scroll it makes a sound
jsut realized that it does make sound every time I hit a key...no make that every time a character is put on the screen.

actually it seems to make a sound every time the screen changes, and there is a constant background noise as if the refresh rate of the screen is also causing problems. it seems as if somehow the sound card and video card are interfering with eachother.

when I deselect text the sound is greater but when I select text, the sound is only the sound of the mouse scrolling.



cheap regular keyboard

Could a bios update help this problem?

the only reason I dug so deep into this problem is because of a problem with GTA vice city I began having. it is extremely laggy. plays perfect for about 3 seconds, then 1/2 to 2 seconds of frozen time, then back to perfect, then frozen. i thought at first maybe my hard drive was compressed...but that isn't it. I've tried disabling the sound card, that's not it. I've downloaded new drivers for video card. Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated.



NEVERMIND !!!!!!

For anyone who reads this...the way I fixed my problem was to put my paging file and the game installation on the windows hard drive. the game had been on a hard drive, the paging file on another, and windows on yet another hard drive.
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