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Old November 25th 03, 02:07 PM
Roy Sharif M. Sison
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You can download the drivers from the creative website. I have a SB Live =
Digital 5.1 SE. No=20
probs so far with Win 2000 SP4 and P3B-F r1.04. Have been using it since =
2 years ago.
I installed it in the 5th PCI slot.

Regards,

Roy


Michel Sandrat wrote:
Hi, I have the answer :
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The driver Creative Labs for the "SoundBlaster Live 5.1 Digital" doesn'=

t
exit for Windows 2000.
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Unlucky... That's it !
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Thanks for all.
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dans l'article KaMvb.207900$9E1.1115061@attbi_s52, Rob =E0
a =E9crit le 22/11/03 17:30 :
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If I remember correctly, the Creative Labs Package won't install
properly over the WDM drivers that Windows puts in automatically. To
get it sorted out you must first remove any drivers listed in the Devic=

e
Manager. Then remove any Blaster software you have installed before an=

d
power down the system. Remove the card and restart the PC to clean out=


all the stuff and then shut down. Replace the card and boot into "Safe=


Mode". You should then be able to run the installer and when it asks
for restart at the end do things normally. All should be well then.
Let me know if this helps.

Rob

Slash wrote:


On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 18:14:38 +0100, Stephan Grossklass
scribbled:



Michel Sandrat schrieb:


Hi everybody,

I have some problem to install a SoundBlaster Live 5.1 (eom) on a P3=

BF rev
1.04.

Windows 2000 see the new device at startup, but when I launch the in=

staller
of the driver (download on Creative Lab of course) he say that I hav=

e NO
Soundblaster (I swear I have one...).

Any ideas ???

Which PCI slot is the card in, and what does that share a PCI INT wit=

h
(routing table in the manual)? Creative cards can be picky there.

Stephan


It's also possible that the original software install CD is required -=


Creative is extremely picky about this, only allowing updates to be
made available from their website. Which require the original
software/drivers be installed, of course. I'm sure they'd let you
purchase a CD from them, but an easier way might be to find someone
with an SB Live! 5.1 CD and borrow it.

-Slash
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