Where are updated Vista Drivers?

Right now, I'm using the 2.8.003 drivers for my X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatalty Pro soundcard on Windows Vista x32. It's driving me nuts when it takes forever for my system to shut down, but most especially, when Window's Explorer crashes whenever I try to go into Control Panel. Granted, I'm generally able to work around that issue (for the most part), but it's not right that I have to deal with it at all. I've been waiting for well over a year and a half for some drivers that work, and it's getting rediculous. Your customers deserve better treatment then this if you have any hope of them remaining? your customers.

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alert0 wrote:
Wasn't 2.8.005 supposed to fix the shutdown issue? Although I still have it with my X-Fi XtremeMusic.
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Yes, it includes the fix but only for Win 7 as what Athros said. Not for Vista/XP.

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A nice notebook.
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but, i don't have the drivers ...
ok, i search on toshiba web : usa, taiwan, australian, canada, french, europe, etc...
but i search all the drivers : toshiba hardware setup : all the version that we can find on toshiba web's site are wrong...
and a lot of drivers are same.....
so where can i find the drivers for my notebook ??

There are no good or bad drivers. Maybe you do something wrong.
The fact is that all drivers listed on Toshiba support page are absolutely the same as in recovery image. So there is no difference and all of them can be used on every Vista version.
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Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba
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TOSHIBA Supervisor Password
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Where are the Vista drivers for the WoW Wireless headset?

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When I use the "Software AutoUpdate" to find the right drivers, it tells me that "Windows Vista is currently not supported"
How do I get the Vista (64bit) drivers for this thing?
I want to use it, but if I can't get drivers - I'll have to return it.
(to make things more annoying, the support page http://support.creative.com/contactus/ is 404)

http://ccftp.creative.com/manualdn/D..._1_01_0001.exe
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Where are the epson drivers for Mavericks for the artisan 835

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OMT8 wrote:
Well, I have this printer too, and I get the following response from the System Prefs Printers and Scanners when I select to add this printer:
"The software for this printer is currently unavailable. Please contact the printer’s manufacturer for the latest software."
When you go to the Epson website for this particular printer it says:
"The latest drivers for this product are available only via Apple's Software Update."
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Never mind how much of my pricey new SSD is being consumed by the resulting 1.80GB of driver files all for _one_ printer driver that should maybe occupy 200K?
Or that the primary article on OS X printer drivers (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669) -- which does indicate that the Artisan 830 is supported -- does not mention or link to the driver file that's needed to make it work?
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Where are the HP drivers?

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Apple itself mentiones HP drivers for e.g. the HP DeskJet 6127, they say Version 3.3.1, besides the Gutenprint 5.1.3 drivers. (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306684)
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Hi Matthew
Yes, I know... and?
Thanks for your reply but if I try to install my printer (you guessed: a HP DeskJet 6127 , only the Gutenprint drivers are offered. And even if I select one of the *.plugins or *.drivers, nothing happens...
Ugly graphics and no duplex printing - far behind the printing capabilities I had under Tiger...
Where is the improvement?
- Matthew
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WHERE ARE UPDATES FOR SONY TABLET P

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Where are the bootcamp drivers?

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They are stored on Apple servers, in the cloud, and this has always been weak - poorly supported - crippled - to name just a few adjectives.
And it was first beta tested / introduced / suppose to be implemented - a full year ago in 10.6.6.
My iPod finds, actually finds, new updates for its apps. So it is a lack of intention and direction and mandate.
I assume you can't get to a store or other location that might be better able.
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Where are the print drivers found?

I have a Brother HL 2040 laser printer. THe Brother website has a version 2.2 driver for this printer. I downloaded and installed. When I add the printer I keep getting version 1.4 driver.
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I have not gotten the driver to update to the newest version. I deleted the Brother Folders as mentioned in the replies, no joy. No matter what I do it ends up 1.4 not 2.0.
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[SOLVED]Where are the sata drivers?

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I just bought a brandnew msi 770-C45 mainboard and want to install XP Pro.
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Only I don't want customized XP, but the original XP.
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Quote from: alcapino on 28-August-09, 22:49:15
OK, thanks for the answers guys! :-)
First post of Svet didn´t had the sentence ¨Use XP installation disk with SP2 or SP3 included/integrated¨.
That was why I asked further. The normal XP here with me doesn´t has any SP onboard.
I will slipstream the XP Pro with SP2 and try it.
Again thanks!
EDIT: Works like a charm :D XP is installing on my sata, thanks dudes , you
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First post of Svet didn´t had the sentence ¨Use XP installation disk with SP2 or SP3 included/integrated¨.
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WTF!?!?!??!?!??! Where are the Audigy drivers?? ETA?? Anythin

Funny how Logitech supports any mouse that they have ever released with frequent software updates to boot.
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Funny how x-fi drivers seem to be getting released at a lot faster pace than Audigy ones.
And please any fanboys do not try to give me the "Vista sound architecture is so complex" crap, im sure a multi million dollar company is able to hire some competent programmers to be able to figure it out.

Here's my impression after talking to the guy who directed me to this forum, reading this forum, and hearing the gripes of a few other users....
Creative will continue to drag you guys along about some 'alleged' support promises until they are able to completely liquidate the inventory they are pushing on their ebay store. Once they have gotten rid of that excessi've inventory - they will quietly end of life the audigy series...then you will not even be able to?pay to get?support. They may try to milk it with the alchemy software, but I think they're realizing the only way folks are going to be?obtaining what they feel like they should not have to pay for - is to steal it...so they won't make much money off the majority of audigy owners there. Sucks, cuz they at least made an (half-assed) attempt at something
It wasn't until folks complained to ebay?that?Creative even bothered to take the vista certified logos off their ads on the ebay store.....surely decepti've to say the least. They are still trying to get 00 bucks for refurbed audigys!!!!
My advice, pawn those things off to someone you don't know or like, and run like hell from Creative's (lack of) support. Think of all the things you could do with the extra time you won't have to spend reading forums or screwing with non-working software!!!!!
Oh about the Ubuntu drivers....wouldn't it be great if creative would?allow?the incredibly?talented programmers out there?an opportunity to write some fully supported open-source drivers/software? Funny thing is, if they hadn't been so adamant about refusing to open up EAX for everyone - it may have seen some support in Vista.....Creative pulled a Sony and shot themselves in the foot big time.
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Where are the Mac Drivers for Windows 7 installation?

Where can i find the mac drivers for the windows 7 installation?

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I checked install and keep packets. Thinking that would keep the updates in the download folder. I want to use them to update the other mac. I can't seem to find them. Am I correct in thinking that I can use the packets from the updates on another machine or do I need to just download the updates and not auto install?

If you don't know how something works, it only confuses the issue if you post about it.
Clearly the position that updates end up scattered in what would appear to end users to be mysterious locations throughout the hard drive is understandable. In comparison, the old way where retained packages always ended up in the standard location of the "/Library/Packages" folder is quite logical. The poster is not confused about anything, if anything, you are confused by bringing receipts into it.
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Are updated USB drivers available for download?

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