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Last answer on Jun 5, 2009 8:50:23 pm BST River, on Jul 3, 2008 10:14:27 pm BST 
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Hello,
Hopefully this is in the right forum..

You seem a pretty knowledgable bunch, so hopefully you can help me with a problem thats been driving me mad over the last few days.

I have an Xbox 360 which is connected to my monitor through a vga cable, and the sound for the 360 comes through my PC speakers courtesy of an adapter in my PC's line in port.

This has worked fine for ages (and needed no initial confuration) when I plugged it in, but 3 days ago my brand new top of the range PC with Vista ultimate arrived, and now I can't get any xbox sound through my line in at all.

I'm no expert, but I'm not a complete tech newbie either, and I have tried all of the usual tinkering around in control panel>sounds etc. The line in says that it's working fine, the volume is up, but I still can't hear a thing.

This machine cost me loads of money so I'd rather not start kicking it. Please somebody help me :-(

Thanks

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Shaf, on Oct 25, 2008 6:01:04 am BST

I have the exact same problem, am also looking for some help on the matter :(. It was working fine before I reformatted Vista, made sure all the lines were unmuted etc, but now? Nothing. If anyone could provide any feedback it would be greatly appreciated.

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drastik01, on Nov 6, 2008 8:49:12 pm GMT

Hey people if your sound worked before and you bought a new computer and now it dosnt work
most likley it will be a driver conflict
so either vist does not support the sound drivers for your xbox
or vista does support it but needs a patch to understand where the sound is coming from and how to process it
before it goes out.... i reackon its a driver based problem as always with new configurations check the microsoft website
for updates and make sure your sound card has the right drivers
also check control panel
go to system properties
then hardware tab
click on device manager
when all of your devices come up make sure there is no exclamation marks
next to anything if there is that means the driver for that item hasnt been installed correct or is the wrong one
update driver if neccesary
if everything here is ok check cables and so on this post might help some people it always helps if you can explain exactly what has and hasnt been checked as above because there are so many problems in differnt areas for the same thing

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milthiad, on Mar 24, 2009 2:20:24 pm GMT

Window dectect the sound card include in the the control for the headset. Just go in setting/control panel/sound and audio/audio/ and put your sound card default device

this work for me

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Sloan69, on Nov 17, 2008 5:08:05 pm GMT
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Anyone got this to work yet? i'm still having trouble!! help please!!

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Itchy, on Mar 17, 2009 5:01:49 pm GMT

I had that same problem about a year ago, you just need to update sound drivers :) Worked great through Control Panel/Hardware/Update etc

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robby bobby, on Mar 27, 2009 4:43:16 pm GMT

Turn the volume up on ur microphone settings

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 AntR0we, on Jun 5, 2009 8:50:23 pm BST
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I have Vista and I've just had this problem (or at least a similar one)

I went to Control Panel\Hardware and Sound,
clicked "Manage Audio Devices",
Selected Speakers, pressed "properties" and then "levels"

my Microphone was set to 0... just bump that up and it works perfectly now

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