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September 17th 06, 01:09 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work.
When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative. 
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September 17th 06, 01:38 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I am experiencing the same issue. Beta drivers from creative no help.
"Skawaii" wrote: I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 17th 06, 11:20 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I got my Audigy 2 ZS Platinum working in RC1 with the WinXP drivers from
Creative Driver 02.08.0004 34.26MB Doug "Skawaii" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 18th 06, 11:59 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
Try mannualy adding the drivers from the device manager
and point the updating to the creative extracted folder "Skawaii" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 18th 06, 11:17 PM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I finally got it to recognize my sound card but now I don't have any sound!
"Doug" wrote in message ... I got my Audigy 2 ZS Platinum working in RC1 with the WinXP drivers from Creative Driver 02.08.0004 34.26MB Doug "Skawaii" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 20th 06, 03:45 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I think the issue is the upgrade from Beta 2 to RC1 as I struggled with this
issue for a week. I finally gave in and did a clean install of RC1 and then installed the beta drivers off Creative’s site. After clicking through dozens of pop-up warnings I suddenly had sound. (Before a reboot) I did disable signed drivers (F8) before installing. It was a pain to reinstall but I’m better off with a clean RC1 install and now I have sound and it was worth it. "Skawaii" wrote: I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 20th 06, 03:45 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
I think the issue is the upgrade from Beta 2 to RC1 as I struggled with this
issue for a week. I finally gave in and did a clean install of RC1 and then installed the beta drivers off Creative’s site. After clicking through dozens of pop-up warnings I suddenly had sound. (Before a reboot) I did disable signed drivers (F8) before installing. It was a pain to reinstall but I’m better off with a clean RC1 install and now I have sound and it was worth it. "Skawaii" wrote: I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 23rd 06, 04:19 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
Hi.
I had the same kind of problem, upgrade from B2 to RC1, and my Audigy 2 stopped work. Solved by re-installing the Audigy software. I'm listening to it now in 4.1 configuration Regards "Techno-Crat" wrote in message ... Try mannualy adding the drivers from the device manager and point the updating to the creative extracted folder "Skawaii" wrote in message ... I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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September 24th 06, 01:12 AM
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No Sound, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card not recognized
So I upgraded to build 5728 (64-bit) and once again no sound… This is very
frustrating to say the least. I tried to reinstall but no luck. I’m guessing a clean install and install the Creative drivers. Does anyone have any suggestions before I reinstall? "DCLocal" wrote: I think the issue is the upgrade from Beta 2 to RC1 as I struggled with this issue for a week. I finally gave in and did a clean install of RC1 and then installed the beta drivers off Creative’s site. After clicking through dozens of pop-up warnings I suddenly had sound. (Before a reboot) I did disable signed drivers (F8) before installing. It was a pain to reinstall but I’m better off with a clean RC1 install and now I have sound and it was worth it. "Skawaii" wrote: I'm running Vista RC1 and am having a problem getting the sound to work. When I first install Vista, I had no sound card in the computer, but did have the onboard sound from the motherboard. This apparently installed correctly, but I head nothing when I plug in my headphones. I next put my Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum card into my computer and fired up Vista. I was expecting the little "Windows found new hardware" pop-up to show, but it didn't. I've tried using the computer to scan for new hardware, but Vista doesn't find my sound card. The Vista drivers from Creative fail to find the card also. If anyone has a suggestion, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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