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    edited March 2023 in 2017 Archives

    I have an Avermedia TU.10500.046 0405H751-DMG sound card. Avermedia told me to contact acer because they technically created the card. I contacted them with their out of warrenty support and they were no help. Am i missing a driver becasue i can not find it anywhere?

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