G/day Guys,  As you may have seen in my previous posts i have a sound problem, which is due to my settings i think, so im going to post my sound settings to see if you can spot anything . I have looked at a lot of places to find the correct settings for fsx flight sim, while there is heaps of info on graphics there is very little on audio. So here are my comp settings/ i have realteck hd audio with all enhancements off , no dolby effects on, set to either 16bit or 24bit @ 44100hz, im on vista home premium, on a toshiba lap top with two speakers. My main problem is a swooshing sound when turning ,either in the air or on the ground, this happens with all planes, the only way to lessen the the effect is to shut the engines down and restart them. So if anybody has some ideas, that would be great   Thanks for your time   Jeff  What i should put on the end here is are your computer settings close to mine and if not how is your computer set up for sound as per above.  thank you   Jeff

Thanks Mark,   What settings do you use for sound, on your computer, or anybody else who are feeling generous, maybe if you post your settings, ill might spot something . When i first started of with flt sim i didnt have any problems, but all of a sudden it went stupid, and im stuffed if i know why, that my friends is the frustrating part, and i hope to hell it doesnt happen to you guys, because its a real head scratcher. anyway thanks  take care    Jeff

G/day Mark,   Sorry for this late reply, im getting on in years, and my memory isnt what it used to be, this paticular post had slipped my mind,and ive been stuffing around with the settings. Do you use the equalizer at all, or any enhancements, eg dolby ect. That swooshing sound i was talking about comes and goes, its hard to pin down. Ive looked at the TSS site and there is nothing on sound settings, what they give you in their sound packages, is not detailed enough, and i have left a suggestion to give a detailed description on sound settings. Anyway Mark thanks again take care      Jeff

I agree with Mark about the driver. I would go to the Toshiba website and download the latest sound driver for your model. Ask Toshiba support for help if you have no luck with the driver.

Hi Jeff.

The one thing you need to understand about hardware drivers, is that they can keep getting updated. It is a good idea to keep an eye on the latest ones because as "issues" are found and then fixed, new drivers get released.

Mark