Ok. Sorry Wayne. I am out of ideas, Windows is not my scene.
Maybe someone else can help.
Roger
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Maybe. I did check them all and they all ohmed out correctly. So, during my troubleshooting, I came across this error again:
I'm still thinking this is either a sound card problem (I know there isn't a separate sound chip; the sound card is embedded in the microcontroller) or some stupid and rediculous sound setting in my computer that I just can't find.
Wayne
