This may not be a driver problem, but I have to start somewhere.

I have an Asus MB with integrated sound.  I can't seem to get any sound into the computer via the LineIn connector.

System sounds and CDs play perfectly, but my recording software Magix Audio Cleaning Lab doesn't get a signal ("Level too low").  I tried Audacity as well, although I just downloaded this program and may not be using it correctly.

However, I have recorded successfully with Audio Cleaning Lab in the past although it's been many months SINCE I've done that.   Seems to me that I had problems in the past as well.

The output of my tape deck is providing a signal and the cable to the LineIn jack also indicates a signal is being supplied.

My device MANAGER show lots of audio codecs, CMI8738... PCI audio devices, IMA ADPCM Audio CODEC, Legacy Audio drivers, etc.  

Can you suggest where I could start?  Could this be a driver problem?  How do I determine which driver it is to replace?

Thanks for any HELP you can give

Bob Summers
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaSolved.   The Asus motherboard comes with a CMedia driver and applications on the install CD.  Obviously the motherboard LineIn would "talk" to the audio driver supplied by the motherboard company.

I installed the driver (again) but no LUCK.   I then installed the driver AND applications and everything worked fine after rebooting.

Sigh

But at least it works again after several hours of trying this and that.

Bob SummersHello, Bob .

Sorry that no one could assist you. No sound card experts here.