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| Sound Cards Sound card support forum; Creative Labs, Turtle Beach, AOpen |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Michigan
Posts: 15
OS: Win XP
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Creative Audigy 2 Live! problems
I bought this card for a new rig that i was building. It was an OEM card and no drivers came with it. After i installed it and tried playing some music an error came up that said "Soundcard error". i tried going to the creative site and downloading their driver but the drive installer just said that no card was found. i am not sure what could be wrong...do i need to add any wires to this card? its not plug and play? not sure. any help would be very nice.
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Check in Device Manager to see if a soundcard is listed and has any yellow or red marks next to it.
If you had onboard/integrated sound before the Audigy, did you disable it in BIOS? Also, make sure the card is firmly seated on the motherboard or try another slot.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Michigan
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Under Device Manager there is a yellow question mark under "Other Devices" and there is another one that has a yellow exclamation point and it says "Multimedia Audio Controller". The thing is that i never received a driver/installation cd with it, do you think that could be why XP doesnt recognize it?
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Download and install the Audigy2 driver for WinXP, reboot and you should be ok http://uk.europe.creative.com/suppor...pe=1&details=1
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Michigan
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I tried doing just that, and an error message came up. It said that it couldnt detect any Audigy 2 hardware, could it be a bum sound card? Or maybe i didnt connect the switches. i had some coming from where the USB port is and they say like: Mic in, out L, Out R....maybe that could be the problem...
i called newegg to send me the installation cd maybe thats whats wrong. |
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