Re: Re: [microsound] Laptop Questions + lk

[Elisha <guitarristo@xxxxxxxxxx>]

you're friend was wrong.  All you had to do was reinstall your sound card.  If 
it won't boot because of a driver error you can start up in safe mode.  you 
hold down F8 while it's booting up and select 'Safe Mode' from the menu.  That 
will disable all the drivers.  Then you can uninstall it, boot up normally and 
reinstall it.  I realize it's a little late for this info but maybe it will 
come in handy later.

elisha

> re partitioning: yea, thats what i did the other day, now all my samples, 
> audio progs, and tracks are on d: and other stuff is on c:.
> im not technical minded at all but, as far as what the fault was, i have no 
> idea. i was messing about in reaktor in a cafe when there was a "sound 
> driver error" and it all died. then when i tried to boot up it wouldnt go 
> past trying to load the drivers for my sound card. my computer friend told 
> me that there was no other option than to format the thing and boot from the 
> cd.
> i've been motivated to go out sample hunting because of it, and i must say 
> bonfire night here in Wales was a treat. im used to living in a small town 
> where you here a bang every couple of seconds. i live in the city now for 
> uni, and it was so ddifferent, like a constant drone of muffled rumbles and 
> cracks. anyway...
> 
> anyone else being blown away by the "sparkling composers" series on lucky 
> kitchen?
> 
> best,
> wes
> 
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