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How To Remove Windows Explorer / MSIE Browsing Click

September 11th, 2009 by Connor McBrine-Ellis | View Comments | Filed in How Tos

It can be quite irritating. There seems to be this clicking sound everytime you browse to a new folder in Windows Explorer or follow a hyperlink in either Internet Explorer. Wondering how to remove it? It’s quite simple.

Remove Browsing Click:

  1. Go to the Control Panel
  2. Open the Sounds and Audio Devices Control Panel App
  3. Go to the Sounds tab
  4. Find the “Start Navigation” Program Event
  5. Select “(None)” as the sound.
  6. Press OK, and you’re all set!  Enjoy.
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How to get ASIO drivers for any Sound Card

November 12th, 2008 by Connor McBrine-Ellis | View Comments | Filed in How Tos, Offline, Tech

I recently installed Guitar Rig onto my computer and when I plugged in my guitar, I couldn’t really hear anything but a whole bunch of crackling. I adjusted the settings and I could hear my guitar but there was a lot of latency (time between when I hit the string and when I could actually hear it on the computer). There was still a lot of crackling when I was playing, and the latency was really bad, so I did a bit of research and I found out that in order to get rid of the crackling when you play (and the huge latency issue) you need to use ASIO drivers with your sound card.

Guitar Rig 3 with ASIO

If you click on the file menu, and then go to audio setup, then you should get this dialog box (or do the equivalent in whatever software you are using). Here, in the interface menu on the soundcard tab, you probably won’t have the option for ASIO (if you’re having these problems). If you do have it, select it as the Interface. If you don’t then go to ASIO4ALL, download it, and install it, and then voila, problem solved! (Don’t forget to go back and change the interface to AISO).

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