Echoeing speakers

[Harry]

When I was activating the webcam on msn messenger 6.2 it made all sounds on the computer go super echoey (like the sounds were in a big hall) does anyone know how to reverse this? I am on windows xp profesional SP2.
I alrealy tried uninstalling msn so what do I do to fix it?

[The Undertaker]

Did someone change the room settings on your soundcard?

[Harry]

We don't even have a sound card! :S

[Nephil]

We don't even have a sound card! :S
Then where do the "super echoey sound" come from? *confused*
Do you have a microphone or headset? If yes, check if it got enabled.

[Harry]

No mics, no headsets, no nothing:(

[Harry]

I fixed it!!!!! I'm so proud:p
It was to do with the surround tyoe effect in the options of volume controll.

[Looney]

I'm not picking on you but I just have to ask.... If you have no sound card... How do you have sound at all? ;) You have to have some kind of sound card an speakers to get sound. ;)

[doomdiz]

maybe its internal to the mobo? Integrated audio, its called......i see it allot

[Looney]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Yeah I was thinking that.... Like I said I just had to ask ;) hahahahahahaha

[The Undertaker]

Good ol' Realtek AC 97' codec.:D
It didn't think it could do those fancy things but they're good at offloading work onto the CPU.

[hawkwind2]

Good ol' Realtek AC 97' codec.:D

AC97 actually kills the reverb effect in Risen3D for me *mad*