Ok the problem is !!!

Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS soundcard.
After installing the Software to use n callibrate all 6 speakers (5.1)
the software would not start at all.

Software can not start because its missing the compatible Drivers or
something.

But in Device Manager i can see that i have - Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM)

The Problem Solution sais that i should download - Creative Audigy Audio
Processor (WDM).

im completly lost, because i can only find - Creative Sound Blaster Audigy
series Vista Driver 2.12.0002 on the website
and by installing that i think the hole audio card gets disabeled cant use
it i get the warning triangle on it in Device Meneger /!\

Help Plz!

welcome to write to me:

Mayham,

Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand at
this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked" some
Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:

http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1

Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
--
freddy


"Mayham Spellings" wrote:

Ok the problem is !!!

Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS soundcard.
After installing the Software to use n callibrate all 6 speakers (5.1)
the software would not start at all.

Software can not start because its missing the compatible Drivers or
something.

But in Device Manager i can see that i have - Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM)

The Problem Solution sais that i should download - Creative Audigy Audio
Processor (WDM).

im completly lost, because i can only find - Creative Sound Blaster Audigy
series Vista Driver 2.12.0002 on the website
and by installing that i think the hole audio card gets disabeled cant use
it i get the warning triangle on it in Device Meneger /!\

Help Plz!

welcome to write to me:

"freddy" wrote:

Mayham,

Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand at
this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked" some
Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:

http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1

Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
--
freddy

THX freddy for the quick answer..

Although i managed to install the software for Audigy and downloaded the
Vista driver from Creative.
So right now my speakers r puting out sound all 5.1 of tham.
Unfortunatly a fiew problems still reamain like it wont open the EAX console
or the Speaker Calibration n so on....sais i should install some CTSreg.dll
bla blas n register it.
No ide what it wants, anyway

THX again

Search for CTSreg.dll and copy it to your C:\Windows\System32\ directory (if
it is not already there). Then from an "elevated" command prompt (type cmd in
the Search box above the Start Orb, and when cmd.exe appears at the top, right
click on cmd.exe, select "Run as Administrator", and type: regserv32
CTSreg.dll .

You should receive a confirmation that the dll was successfully registered.

--
I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"Mayham Spellings" wrote in message
...


"freddy" wrote:

Mayham,

Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand at
this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked" some
Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:

http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1

Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
--
freddy

THX freddy for the quick answer..

Although i managed to install the software for Audigy and downloaded the
Vista driver from Creative.
So right now my speakers r puting out sound all 5.1 of tham.
Unfortunatly a fiew problems still reamain like it wont open the EAX console
or the Speaker Calibration n so on....sais i should install some CTSreg.dll
bla blas n register it.
No ide what it wants, anyway

THX again

Uh, press ENTER after you type regserv32 CTSreg.dll into the command prompt
window.

--
I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"Cal Bear '66" wrote in message
...
Search for CTSreg.dll and copy it to your C:\Windows\System32\ directory (if
it is not already there). Then from an "elevated" command prompt (type cmd
in the Search box above the Start Orb, and when cmd.exe appears at the top,
right click on cmd.exe, select "Run as Administrator", and type: regserv32
CTSreg.dll .

You should receive a confirmation that the dll was successfully registered.

--
I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!


"Mayham Spellings" wrote in
message ...


"freddy" wrote:

Mayham,

Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand
at
this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked"
some
Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:

http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1

Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
--
freddy

THX freddy for the quick answer..

Although i managed to install the software for Audigy and downloaded the
Vista driver from Creative.
So right now my speakers r puting out sound all 5.1 of tham.
Unfortunatly a fiew problems still reamain like it wont open the EAX console
or the Speaker Calibration n so on....sais i should install some CTSreg.dll
bla blas n register it.
No ide what it wants, anyway

THX again

Are these the drivers you installed?
http://us.creative.com/support/downl...s+Vista+32-bit

If so, there should have been a console tool included that will work in
Vista. You CAN NOT use any of the programs that came on the CD for your
Audigy 2 ZS.


Captain Roberts

No Captain Roberts i had the Audigy 2 ZS drivers not the Platinum since my
sound card is 2 ZS only.
THX for the help anyway apritiate it.

"Mayham Spellings" wrote in
message ...
No Captain Roberts i had the Audigy 2 ZS drivers not the Platinum since my
sound card is 2 ZS only.
THX for the help anyway apritiate it.

The platinum drivers work for the 2ZS. I have my Audigy2zs Platinum setup
without the internal box. :0)


Captain Roberts

Hi,

I have an Audigy 2 (E880) Sound card, am running Vista SP1. I installed
the latest driver 2.18 and I am not getting surround sound on my
Logitech 5.1 Speakers. Didn't find any instructions on how to fix this.
I tried several things, stopped CThelper.exe, uninstalled all sound
drivers with Driver Sweeper before installing, but I still have the same
problem:

In the Audio Console, under the Speaker tab, the SPEAKER SELECTION LIST
IS EMPTY. I cannot choose a speaker configuration. Am getting only 2.1
Sound.

If you know a way of making this work, let me know please.
m1ch4L


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m1ch4L
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 20:27:50 +0000, m1ch4L
wrote:


Hi,

I have an Audigy 2 (E880) Sound card, am running Vista SP1. I installed
the latest driver 2.18 and I am not getting surround sound on my
Logitech 5.1 Speakers.

Are you sure the driver is the most current? Did you use Creative's
auto-update checker to make sure?

It's at the bottom of the page:

http://support.creative.com/Download...downloads.aspx

--
Max