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1. Ct4670 Driver

Your BIOS A04 is old. You should DL the drivers from Dell according to your Dell Service Tag #. That card uses the EMU10K1 chip so the KX Drivers will work. Download the latest full version (even though it says beta).

Click on Compatibility mode. Place a check mark in the box in front of “Run this program in compatibility mode for” and from the drop down menu choose Windows Vista SP2. Place a check mark on 'Run as an Administrator' under privileges level and click on Apply and then Ok.

Get back to us with results. Regards, Manasa P – Microsoft Support.

Creative CT4670 -PCI Interface. /Broad Driver Support Environment Audio Extensionsis an. Click the button below to add the Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live 5.1.

This is tested with the CT4670. I think it is a Sound Blaster Live! Value, will try it with a ct4780 Sound Blaster Live!

The Audigy 2 ZS series, including Audigy 2 ZS Gamer, Platinum and OEM cards (SB0350). Similar help and support threads Thread Forum Hi I installed Daniel K sound pack and its installed but get no sound? Thanks Sound & Audio Done the research, and unless I've missed something, there's a caveat that hasn't been addressed in this issue. I have an SB Live!

Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Micro II Virtual 5.1 Surround Channels USB Interface Analog & Digital Audio Adapter Appreciate any insights or ideas. Will try the Kx drivers again - maybe. Hope someone can help me fix this!

5.1) Did a google search, tried the 3th party driver (works) but did get errors and even a BSOD. SOLUTION That Works Using Creative Drivers: Find your installer CD that came with your SBLive.

These drivers have been under development for years and are amazingly solid. I'm going to try them this afternoon on an Audigy Platinum and see if I can put the nasty Realtek chipset to rest. Note: The driver presents every option available for that card. Don't be overwhelmed. One of the features is allowing stereo output out of the second DAC, (black minijack)) which is actually a more expensive DAC with better s/n specs. If all else fails give it a try. I'm new to this forum and am glad to see someone else dealing with the same problem I'm having.

One of the features is allowing stereo output out of the second DAC, (black minijack)) which is actually a more expensive DAC with better s/n specs. If all else fails give it a try. I'm new to this forum and am glad to see someone else dealing with the same problem I'm having. Unfortunately what worked for BPM150 didn;t work for me.

Once I rebooted, I had a constant reverb that couldnt be turned off, none of the Creative apps would run. So I seached the net looking for solutions; and found the KX Project for these older cards. After a small struggle configuring their new WDM driver.

Thanks Sound & Audio Done the research, and unless I've missed something, there's a caveat that hasn't been addressed in this issue. I have an SB Live! Value card, have installed the Daniel_K driver for it, following the suggestions about deleting the existing RealTek (which didn't seem to work, though I didn't put. Sound & Audio The right drivers at the last post: Sound & Audio Please help. I have installed Win 7, but when I want to install Sound Blaster live software, it says that no sound card is installed. I installed the kx software and the sound works, but I cannot use my midi keyboard and somehow my micr0phone will not work in Skype.

Maybe I downloaded the wrong Kx file? I tried both files listed as 9/8/2009 on the Kx mirror site mentioned in previous post as well as the newest file not listed with 64x or 86x. Mixcraft 11 free download version. They resulted in crashing my system with a blue screen etc. I did system restore and tried again to no avail.

So I seached the net looking for solutions; and found the KX Project for these older cards. After a small struggle configuring their new WDM driver. My ears couldnt be happier! This is an independent development project, focused on providing free WDM Audio Drivers for kX-Compatible sound cards.

Click the download button next to the matching model name. After you complete your download, move on to.

Hi alentejo, None of the Sound Blaster Live products is supported on Windows 7. You may access the below link to know more about Sound Blaster Live compatibility with Windows 7.

For anyone who has an old Sound Blaster Live or similar soundcards laying around, I found a developement project for drivers for these older cards and many others that Creative has chosen to drop support of long ago (2003). I was tearing apart an old PIII dinosaur I built in 1999, and decided to install the old Sound Blaster Live PCI card into my Win7 shop PC to replace the mobo sound for better tunes. I got the old Creative Lab XP drivers to install using Win7's XPSP2 compatibility, and it sounded great until I rebooted my shop PC.

I also tried the I have a Dell Dimension 8200 32 bit which I bought back in 2001 and has served me well (just added that my BIOS is A03). Just upgraded it to Win 7 Ultimate to better communicate with other machines I am now using also on Win 7. Everything seems to work fine after installing new drivers etc except for: -Ethernet controller -Multimedia Audio Controller -PCI Input Device Any other ideas or suggestions on getting the sound card to work? I live and work here in Siberia - yes, Siberia - and they have limited resources and parts are hard to find. I just got back here after time in the States and want to get this resolved so my wife and kids can use the system for school etc. Do I just need to order from the States something like the adapter listed below to avoid the problem?

Hi, There is no Windows 7 compatible driver released on and. Only Windows XP/2000 driver is available, thus the sound card may not work in Windows 7. You may need to buy a new card or try installing the driver in Windows XP Mode. Please note: we provide the third party link to download driver for technical use only. There may be some changes without notice, Microsoft doesn’t guarantee any accuracy on contacting information. Best Regards Dale Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question.

Now double click on the setup file to initiate the install. You can find more information about compatibility modes in the articles below: Hope this helps.

Ct4670 Driver

For anyone who has an old Sound Blaster Live or similar soundcards laying around, I found a developement project for drivers for these older cards and many others that Creative has chosen to drop support of long ago (2003). I was tearing apart an old PIII dinosaur I built in 1999, and decided to install the old Sound Blaster Live PCI card into my Win7 shop PC to replace the mobo sound for better tunes. I got the old Creative Lab XP drivers to install using Win7's XPSP2 compatibility, and it sounded great until I rebooted my shop PC. Once I rebooted, I had a constant reverb that couldnt be turned off, none of the Creative apps would run.