X-Fi Resource conflict, no luck so far!

Hi guy's, hopefully someone here can Help me. Having the trouble with my X-fi Elite pro card causing a resource conflict with my nVidia 6600gt. It says the Vid card cant find enough free resources (Code 2). My motherboard is a gigabyte GA-8IPE000 Pro Rev .0
Have tried moving to all different PCI Slots
Have tried manually assigning IRQ
Have tried disabling all non used ports etc.
Creative tech support i contacted by phone wanted me to remove my vid card and try!? with no on board video might be a bit difficult. Don't have settings for AGP aperture size either which seemed to help others so can't try that. Ready to rip my hair out with frustration!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!Please Help!!!!!!!!!!! Want so badly to Enjoy Xtreme fidelity goodness!!!!!!!!!!
Thankyou!!!!!!!

Well it sounds like you have made steps in the right direction.
First go to your motherboard manufacture and make sure you have the most recent BIOS
Second Find out what chipset your motherboard uses, (Example Via, Nvidia, SIS, Intel, AMD) and make sure you have the latest motherboard drivers.
Third make sure that all your extra serial & printer ports are disabled (not set to auto) aswell as is you not using 394 firewire shut it off, as well as shut off your onboard video (If you have a addon video card) and sound card. If your using highspeed internet set modem IRQ to NA, set resources controlled by to Auto(ESCD) and reset data configureation to enable. make sure Spread Specturm is shut off. And make sure you have APIC turned on. (if APIC's turned on you may have to reinstall your OS) I know you might have done this already but please double check.
Fourth make sure that you have assign Videocard IRQ enabled.
Fifth move the sound card to the PCI slot furtherest away from your video card.
Make sure you have your onboard video card disabled if you have normal video card.
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