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I did this twice before the '.didn't install correctly.' window popped up.

#Stereo mix plus setup.exe driver

THEN,В double click on Setup.exe and you will be told that the driver is not the right one and that installation has cancelled. I went to uninstall it again and it was a different process, no restart required. Upon restart, the driver will automatically reinstall. You will be asked to restart after uninstalling the 'correct' driver. I use Sound Forge for most 'What You Hear' recordings.ДЇrom my experience, here's a few tips for you Windows 7 users. So, I am running a Latitude D620 with Windows 7 and a tech preview of Office 2010. Now I can go and take back the $150 external card I bought that didn't do what I wanted. You can find anything on the net and the ability to record snippets of anything-FOR FREE-is invaluable. THANK YOU!!!! Big ups, Rob.record what you hear may not have been very popular, but I use it all the time for audio production. I signed up for Dell forums after having success with RascallyRob's fix.

The explanation was widely disbelieved because the XP-compatibility-mode trick seemed to directly contradict it. I see no reason the soundcards on theВ Precision M4400 should not be able to provide stereo mix.Дell's explanation was provided in a blog after Vista came out.

#Stereo mix plus setup.exe software

Software that other forum members have used - mainly for recording streaming audio- are:

> Try internal routing via third party as you suggested. This might be the best solution if you don't want to use the jumper cable method. Supposedly the Soundblaster XFi Notebook card still has whatuhear and works with Vista. > Get an external sound card that is known to have stereo mix that works with Vista. I don't know what models Dell is currently selling so I can't say if there is one with stereo mix. > Return the laptops if still in return period and replace with ones that have stereo mix. She used the compatibility mode for XP SP3. (Forum member RascallyRob posted this tip on 1-06-08.)ДЇorum member mom2mac posted that this also worked with an M1530 running Windows 7. When you go into the audio properties you should have Stereo Mix. Double click on the setup file to install. Click the compatibility tab and select XP(SP2 or SP3) Compatibility Mode.ДҐ. Go to the expanded folder and right click on the setup.exe file. Unzip the folder but cancel the installation.Д¤. Download the Sigmatel R171789 audio driver. (Uninstall and choose the option to delete the files.)Дў. If you want to try anyway, here is the method: However your audio system uses an IDT HD audio driver and so the Sigmatel HD driver almost certainly will not load onto it (despite the fact that Sigmatel is now owned by IDT). Many Dell models that can use that driver when running XP can also use it while running Vista, by loading it into Vista using 'XP compatibility mode'.

#Stereo mix plus setup.exe drivers

None of the Dell laptop Vista (and presumably Win7) or XP drivers for HD have stereo mix except the Sigmatel R171789 audio driver. Your audio system is designed on the Intel HD protocol. If you talk to tech support try to get to a higher level right away. You need to contact Dell directly to get their answer, or your Dell salesperson. However, I see no reason the soundcards on theВ Precision M4400 should not be able to provide stereo mix.Дell if there is a driver please point me to it or provide a sensible solution. If there is a third party application to solve this and it can be included in a Ghost image, we would be willing to pay. Dell if there is a driver please point me to it or provide a sensible solution. Currently we are running both Vista ењ†4 and Windows 7 ењ†4.

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We need to archive these webinars and because there is no stereo mix, we are unable to record the audio properly.ДЄside from trying to jumper the line-out into the line-in, is there a driver solution for this? We had the same problem with a lab full of Optiplex 755 desktop models, but a driver update fixed the issue of course we were running Windows XP at the time. This is vital for these systems as several are used for Camtasia recordings of webinars that were broadcasts via a third party system. Upon verifying all the necessary drivers, we noticed that there is no stereo mix support (aka: what you hear). Hello All! We recently made a purchase of several (more than 10)В Precision M4400 (plus a couple M6400 laptops) and as is standard the Dell software was replaced with a standard image.