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- Fixes the ALC1180 onboard sound that goes crackly and distorted even though the driver is up-to-date
- Optimizes the sound settings of DirectMusic and DirectSound
- Fixes video tearing on Windows XP
- Fixes instability in DirectSound and DirectMusic
- Fixes Win32 apps audio problems
- Fixes other audio issues on Windows 2000 and XP
- Works on Windows 95, 98, ME and 2000
- Runs from an executable (.EXE file) or an MSI file (.MSI file)
VMXAudioFix is a software utility for audio problems that is designed to work with both Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
It is important to note that the utility has been tested on a few operating systems, namely Windows 2000 with SP4 and Update Rollup 1 and Windows XP Professional with SP3. While in theory, the utility should be able to address the audio issues of other versions of Windows XP and 2000, the developer states that there is no guarantee about it.
To get started, users need to open the Command Prompt and add the path to the location where they store the app and add the /install command to start the service. Uninstalling is a simple matter of doing the same thing as above followed by the /uninstall command.
As far as the functionality is concerned, the developer specifies a known issue, namely that when the service is running, other programs can encounter issues in using DirectMusic. At the same time, be aware that an empty folder of DirectMusic shows in the DxDiag app.
VMXAudioFix Description:
- Fixes the ALC1180 onboard sound that goes crackly and distorted even though the driver is up-to-date
- Optimizes the sound settings of DirectMusic and DirectSound
- Fixes video tearing on Windows XP
- Fixes instability in DirectSound and DirectMusic
- Fixes Win32 apps audio problems
- Fixes other audio issues on Windows 2000 and XP
- Works on Windows 95, 98, ME and 2000
- Runs from an executable (.EXE file) or an MSI file (.MSI file)
VMXAudioFix is a software utility for audio problems that is designed to work with both Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
It is important to note that the utility has been tested on a few operating systems, namely Windows 2000 with SP4 and Update Rollup 1 and Windows XP Professional with SP3. While in theory, the utility should be able to address the audio issues of other
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The utility is relatively lightweight, and users can always toggle whether they want the service to start or stop. It also provides an option to disable the service completely. However, the developer claims that is is no guarantee of it working for other versions of Windows.
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