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The Computer has Windows 7, and I just fresh installed Battlefield 2 and patched it up to 1.5. After that I installed PR 0.9 , but the VOIP seems to disable it self after 15-20mins.

When I look in the VOIP settings, everything is still activated.
Anyone got a solution?


( If you need more info, just ask).

Very interesting.

Did this actually happen once, multiple times or is it guarenteed to happen?

It's guarenteed to happen, and I'm reinstalling now. But I guess VOIP will deactivate it once again after 15-20 mins

Played once again, same thing but I played a bit longer and the VOIP just returns after about 15 mins again

Can you describe in detail how it disables itself?

- Are you using USB Headphones (if so you might be suffering power management issues).
- Are you using your voip on a laptop?
- did you install 1.41 first before patching to 1.5?
- Is the microphone completely disabled when it stops working on your PR game? Can you get anything out of it inside Win7?

- Please also post your soundcard, and whether you have any extra/beta drivers installed.
- Also post what other programs you have installed that may be running at the same time.

- I assume in all of this your VOIP doesn't stop working in other games, Halflife, CODMW etc?
- check your event logs at the time it starts and stops

Guys same problem here; I can speak everyone hear me but I cant hear them in VOIP.

Im already use

start/run/dxdiag

but there is no hardware acceleration stick there.

Ok.I fix the problem.

Realtek High Definition Audio Driver R2.36

Use this program for audio driver.May it work for you.

Is this issue solved by the Realtek drivers ?

I just wonder because I'm using X-fi card, and I dont think this is solved yet.

Win7 32 bit, Radeon 4870 (512M) and Creative SB X-Fi results game to bug in generally, ex game crashes every time I have finished a map and new map is about to be started.

Now this VOIP trouble is a new one, after about 15 mins, I cant hear my teammates any more, but they can still hear me.

I maybe have to install an extra OS like XP on another partition and run Pr from there?

I had a similar problem in Windows XP in that after several minutes VOIP would stop working.

I found the problem had to do with my audio settings in Windows itself. Specifically, I had to turn down Hardware acceleration to anything but maximum.