Vocal POST Messages

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Foo

Discussion Starter · Jun 8, 2003

I do not get any voice messages during bootup. I have "quiet boot" disabled in BIOS to display normal POST messages vs OEM Logo. I also have "Speech POST Reporter", "Report IDE Error", and Report System Booting" enabled. I can play the messages in the Winbond Voice Editor but I don't hear any message during bootup. What am I missing??

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johnwill

· #2 · Jun 8, 2003

Maybe the voice is only for problems?

Foo

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 8, 2003

It should report any problems, but I don't have any that I know of. There are, however, messages indicating POST is complete, etc, which should play even though there are no problems to report.

dekanworld

· #4 · Jun 9, 2003

Is the speaker connected to the motherboard?

Foo

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jun 9, 2003

Speaker is connected....I can hear the beeps as it finds USB, etc.
But no voice messages.

dekanworld

· #6 · Jun 9, 2003

Possible leagacy cards in the hardware properties?

Foo

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jun 10, 2003

Nothing in Hardware Properties except "Profile I (current).

Narcosynthesis

· #8 · Jun 18, 2003

my voice comes out of my klipsch speakers. do you have the onboard sound drivers installed?

Foo

Discussion Starter · #9 · Jun 18, 2003

Onboard sound disabled. Using a Creative Audigy 2 Platinum sound card.

johnwill

· #10 · Jun 18, 2003

Foo said:
Onboard sound disabled. Using a Creative Audigy 2 Platinum sound card.

There's your answer!

Foo

Discussion Starter · #11 · Jun 19, 2003

No voice messages with the BIOS set to "Auto" which is the only other option besides "disabled".

Jonnyquong

· #12 · Jun 19, 2003

Are your speakers hooked up, powered, with volume turned up?

Foo

Discussion Starter · #13 · Jun 20, 2003

Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 ... hooked up and working.

johnwill

· #14 · Jun 20, 2003

You won't get any sounds from your BIOS voice diagnostics unless you use the on-board sound hardware. It's not possible for them to program the BIOS to drive all the 3rd party sound boards in the world, that's why it doesn't work.

Foo

Discussion Starter · #15 · Jun 20, 2003

I kind of suspected that. Anyhow, thanks for all the replies everyone....I appreciate it..

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