this summer , i downloaded 3 or 4 versions of windows 7, install, reinstall, and reinstall
ah so much fun, finally attaining the blissful state of genunineity
its a long thread, even maanmo begin to think its sad sad sad,
playing with windows 7 begin to look like a funeral
but in the final words of the discussion there is hope
""""
KX Project drivers have been around for quite a while and work just fine in Vista
and 7...
I'm still running a SoundBlaster Live value and solved the crackling issue by installing these.
"""
The kX Audio Driver is an independent WDM (Windows Driver Model) driver for all EMU10K1 and EMU10K2-based soundcards manufactured by Creative Technology Ltd. and/or E-mu Systems Inc., including the SoundBlaster Live! series, the E-mu Audio Production Studio (APS) card, and the Audigy / Audigy2 series of cards. (Full List). http://kxproject.lugosoft.com/
So sad, I have two sound blaster live and they are not working too.
beaver 發表於 2009-11-4 11:34
there is nothing sad... windows 7 is about hope,
and sound blaster should be blastering live not dead
fine tuning the hardware for windows 7 is acceptable
maanmo 's installations of vista were quite mute,, i finally used a $1 sound card and with extracted drivers from
windows xp
and the trial error i had to go through toget windows 7 to use the nvidia go 2 , 32mb video card can be
quite discouraging
i still think the solution to the sound problem in windows 7 , is to try some sound cardswith xp drivers , vista drivers
one must bumble a bit
My experience with some old computer is that, once Windows Update is done, it will automatically find the drivers... even my Lexmark parallel printer that does not have Windows Vista/7 support.
I have the driver disk from Asus come with the board that has XP drivers. It doesn't work with Windows 7. I have another old machine (build in 2004) running AM ...
beaver 發表於 2009-11-3 17:35
i guess there are some sound cards which use xp drivers that do not work in vista and windows 7
if that is the case, why not disable the sound on the motherboard, and plug in a sound blaster card
people are throwing away a lot of pentium 4 computers these days , some have removable sound cards.
at the computer recycling place www.freegeekvancouver.org
one can buy a sound blaster card for $5
if $5 is too much for you, they throw away a lot of sound cards that are less full featured but are perfectly good ,
you can buy these cheaper sound blaster card for a $1
you may have to visit the freegeek store and look for these cards in the card sorting area
there you will find sound cards destined for scrap, but still have xp drivers perfectly acceptable by vista ,windows 7
( you safe bet is old sound blaster cards )
I have the driver disk from Asus come with the board that has XP drivers. It doesn't work with Windows 7. I have another old machine (build in 2004) running AMD 1.7G that all drivers installed without any problem. Wonder why somebody don't like Vista and now Windows 7.