Have a Julia soundcard and XP. XP tells me a Multimedia Device is missing drivers but it won't accept the disk - says theres nothing there that's relevant. Windows volume panel shows Juli@12 (2 channel) in the corner but I cannot find any sw on the computer. The soundcard is meant to have it's own mix panel but it doesn't come up.

If I delete the Multimedia device , on restart XP finds it but won't accept the disk.

where to go from here...

The soundcard works but without it's panel options I can't adjust things like sample rate,etc...

Is it possible the Multimedia device XP finds is something else...

Is this new hardware? Did it ever work?

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Nice card BTW!

Did you disable your on-board audio in the BIOS?

I would say yes that the Multimedia device that XP finds is on-board.

What are the listings in the Device Manager under Sound... etc.

Can you run the Juli@ disk outside of a driver prompt? In other words with the system started and running can you load this CD?

It works now - but only under windows volume panel.

With it's own interface volume panel (mixer) there are config options ..sampling rate, latency that I have no access to until I can load it properly.

Device Mgr just lists Multimedia Device with drivers not loaded but it won't accept the drivers and if I delete the Multimedia Device and let XP find it - it still won't accept it - see attached pic.

Not sure about whether the onboard audio is disabled in the BIOS.

I would check your BIOS Setup and disable on-board audio.

Also when you get that XP message choose: Don't prompt me again and Finish. Then insert the CD and see if you can load the software.

By asking if it ever worked I meant did it ever work as it is supposed to or is this new hardware?

I've had it about 3 months and it wouldn't work with Win Me I had then so have just sorted my other programs with XP and came to it.


Jephree you were right - the BIOS now has the onboard soundcard disabled and all the Juli@ stuff is showing in Device Manager.

However I still don't have the Juli@ mixer panel and so can't access the settings it allows ... sampling rate, latency...

I am trying to use this as in-out testing for external audio equipment with the RMAA audio analyser (freebie) but the result graph jumps all over .. I think its a sampling or latency issue ..... something I can't adjust without the Juli@ volume (mixer) panel.

Can you insert and open the Juli@ CD within XP?

Not at any prompt or startup but just insert the CD and see if you can open it.

Hi Jephree,

Yes I can open it and explore the contents.

It seems to be working but without a mixer panel which gives me access to the settings.

I deleted the Julia components from Device Mgr and reloaded it from the CD but still no mixer panel. Only the windows vol controls.

In exploring the contents do you find a specific folder or file dealing with the mixer panel? This is what I was hoping for. Perhaps finding a mixer panel folder with a setup.exe within that you could run.