Toshiba Multimedia Centre Driver
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Toshiba Multimedia Center Audio / USB Hub Part number: PA3390E-1MPM. An Advanced port replicator and part of an expandable concept called Multimedia Center.
TOSHIBA Multimedia Center last downloaded: 14.12.2015 - 2015 version. 28 Users. Download Rating: 84. Drivers for windows 7: TOSHIBA Multimedia Center - update driver.
Step-by-step guide for install Toshiba Multimedia Center Sound card driver. 1. Download file for Toshiba Multimedia Center Sound card from our site, save it on.
Toshiba Multimedia Center Audio / USB Hub Part number: PA3390E-1MPM. Get more connectivity, communications and entertainment with the next-generation docking.
Toshiba Multimedia Center Driver for Windows7.
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Hi, I have a Toshiba Multimedia Center Audio/USB Hub external.
Since installing Windows 7 this device has failed to function properly, mainly due to the fact that Windows 7 has installed it s own generic Audio/USB Hub Driver wich does not run the device correctly. Due to this, while I m able to get sterio sound, I m unable to get surround sound from it, nor use the line in, line out, and Mic jacks on the front of the device which do not functions at all.
I have tried all steps I can find surfing the net and these forums, right down to using Xp Compatability mode and run as admin to install it s own drivers, but all I get are errors telling me the driver is not compatible with the device.
I recently discovered however that the hub runs on the same chipset as a Creative version, and that the drivers are compatible with each other. So I tried to install Creative s Vista driver for Sound Blaster Live. 24-bit. This driver actually installed sucessfully. However, once I had rebooted as requested I found that the sound was no longer working at all and tat the driver read Device or Driver can t remember which could not be started.
So I ve currently had to reinstall the default Windows 7 driver and leave it be with just some sound working. Can any one shed some light on this matter. I love this OS so far, and would really hate to have to uninstall it for the sake of a non functioning Audio/USB hub.
The product is called Toshiba Multimedia Center and it is based on Creative sound blaster 24bit chip. However, there wasn t any driver support since Windows XP.
Offical website:
multimediacenter
I hope that Toshiba can add an update for this device in the future as there are quite a lot of ppl using it as far as I know.
