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Install the Virtual Audio Driver of Voice Changer Software ( from version 7.0 and above) in Windows Vista 32 bit

Monday, 14 February 2011 00:00

Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 August 2011 04:02

INTRODUCE

AV Virtual Audio Driver (VAD in short) is one among the new innovative features from Voice Changer Software version 7.0 which makes VCS work more flexible and more stable. It is a virtual audio driver that can be set to be used instead of the physical audio card of your computer.

This tutorial will instruct the way Virtual Audio Driver is installed in your computer, which is always carried out at the end of the installation process of VCS.

Click on the steps below to start

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STEP 1: Install VCS 7.0

Before you start VCS installation file, please minimize all other application windows.

Run the VCS installation file, when the last installation screen popup, click Finish to finish it.

Fig 1 - Click Finish when VCS's last installation screen pops up

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STEP 2: Install AV Virtual Audio Driver

The Driver Installing message will be shown right after that, click OK to continue installing VAD.

Fig 2 - Click Ok to install AV Virtual Audio Driver

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- The Driver Installing command window of MSDOS appears.

» What is MSDOS?
MS-DOS (short for Microsoft Disk Operating System) is a command prompt interface that allows you to execute programs. MSDOS was originally developed by Microsoft in the 1980s. In today PCs, it runs as the underlying operating system, finds applications for boot disk or similar purposes.
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