Audigy 2 Value installation CD ISO h

Installation CD for Windows XP and older OS.
Part
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=39LVXI0F
Part2
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Download all part and part 2 to the same folder, unrar, burn the ISO of the installation CD and then run installation from this new CD.Message Edited by BadBoy on 08--2005 0:03 AM

Smokey53 wrote:
That address no longer is connected to any download for the file mentioned. If there is a site to actually get the file from then let me know. Thanks
I just try the link and they are definitely working. Not sure why you cannot work.

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Audigy 2 Value DRIVERS needed... help

Hi Guys...UK Calling.

Yesterday I bought the SB0400 Audigy 2 Value for my 5 yr old daughter. Only problem was it did not come in a box (OEM version apprantly) came with installation CD which was damaged.

Retailer says they have discontinued the range and so will have big trouble replacing the CD (called "Soundblaster Audigy 2 Value, Installation and Applications CD").

I already have the Audigy 2 Platinum ex being used on my desktop. It absolutely rocks.

I cannot find <any drivers for the "Value" Sound Card. I have tried downloading and installing "SBA2_PCWDRV_LB__84_55-R" and also "A2LS_PCWDRV_LB__88_25" which were available on various websites. Neither of them worked.

Error messages come up such as " ..could not find components" etc.

I want to keep the card. Its great value for what it is. Before you ask... my Audigy 2 Platinum ex discs do not work for the Audigy 2 Value. I now hear from one of the posst that "Value" is a totally different chipset from Audigy 2 i.e. its not a true Audigy 2 at all!

Anyway... drivers drivers.... i need drivers...!!!!

... and from here you find another link to DL whole driver/software CD package.
jutapa

Audigy 2 Value - No sound after installat

Hi!
I recently bought a new SB Audigy 2 Value card. After installation there were no sound. I read somewhere its hardly advice to reinstall operation system (XP with SP2) and then install the soundcard. I did this and I downloaded the driver update too, but unfortunately I didn't hear any sound. (According the diagnostic program everything is passed)
What should be the problem?
System spec:
Abit BH7
Intel P4 ,8 Ghz
52 MB Ram
Sapphire Ati Radeon 9200
SB Audigy 2 Value

I had the same problem. I ordered a vaio recovery cd for my vaio and wiped the c: partition clean and started over. When I started to prepare for my Audigy 2 value installation...
I didn't uninstall any sound drivers. I just disabled the onboard audio before installation and then I installed the sound card along with the drivers included on the cd-- it worked! Afterwards, I started to install all the other stuff like my drivers for the video card, etc.
Not sure if that hel
ps.
Especially considering that I'm running into other problems now that I think may be related to the sound card itself.
If you have time and the patience. You could put aside some time to start over if you're desperate like I was. It took me about two hours to get everything back to the way it was with some backup data and whatnot.
Message Edited by Paulie on 05-2-2005 06:4 AM

I need the software for Audigy 2 Value...wasn't included in packa

I ordered the SB0400VP, which I suppose the VAR pack specification translates to the plain sound card without any special packaging or software. I did, however, get a nice and shiny sticker with my plain white box. Now, I don't know why they sell the raw video card without any sort of guidance, but I wish to have the software that comes with the "normal" Audigy 2 value.
The internet is loaded with beta drivers and such. How does one function when ordering the plain sound card?
I wish to have the CD labeled "Creative Software Pack" that would allow my soundcard to function. I can find drivers, but I want the console so that I can access all the features of the product. Is there anywhere where I can download this CD? It should not be illegal, it is pointless to download a installation CD for a product you don't have. Therefore, I believe I am entitled to have the software.
Thank you for your time.

THANK YOU FOR THE ISO!!!
It worked flawlessly.
However, I did a messy job of installing it. I had installed the beta drivers before using the iso, and then when I installed the CD and its drivers none of the utilities worked. I then tried uninstalling the utilities but the installation stalled and failed repeatedly. Luckily, I had the option to system restore, but it was on a save point in the middle of installation. So its a pretty sloppy job.
One thing: when switching between modules (EQ, or volume control, or EAX); there is a 6 second wait.
Also, EAX reverb does not work well on Soundfonts (very faint reverb, but definetely not sufficient).
But thank you very much for saving my life.

Error trying to run Audigy 2 Value driver inst

I recently purchased an OEM Audigy 2 value sound card that came with no driver installation CD. I have tried three times to download the drivers from the creative website and every time I have come up with this error while it is extracting:
File error CRC, 0xf3b0b7f:0xeb4fd5b
I am installing this to a brand new computer that has never had any sound card on in it. The on board sound is still running if that makes a difference.
I have looked throughout the forum with no avail. Any help on this would be very much appreciated.

I have the EXACT same problem... I can't seem to get anywhere with it either.
I've noticed a few such posts on the forum, but unforunately there have been no replies.
If anyone out there knows a workaround, please let us know!
Joe

Audigy 2 Value Install on Vista... Is it POSSIB

Ok, the Vista drivers that are supposedly for this card, do not detect it. The ONLY way I was able to install drivers for this on Vista was to use the original CD that came with the card. I had to use the XP drivers... OK, fine and dandy. Now, I'm stuck without any software for the card, because the ones on the CD won't work with Vista, and the Vista download will not install either for whatever reason. What gives with this card?

Make sure you download updates for "Audigy 2 Value", not "Audigy 2"; also you will probably need the original installation CD since they're updates.

Audigy 2 Value left channel stopped working *complete

Sony Vaio pcv-rs530
P4 3.2 Ghz
Gb Ram
All-In-Wonder ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 28mb
Windows XP Home Edition v02' Service Pack 2
Logitech Z-5300e 5. Speaker system
I've had my audigy 2 value for about two months now. I managed to install it after a huge adventure of wiping my c: dri've after my first failed installation which ended me with no sound and no hope of restoring it back to normal, except the wipe, of course. It worked for a while, two months, but then I was having issues with my video card, possibly due to overheating because my audigy 2 value was one empty slot away from it and the circulation of air was not enough to keep it cool.
I stopped getting video related crashes after I put my sound card to the last slot, effecti'vely taking out my fax/modem, which I never used in the first place, in order to put the audigy 2 in the last slot, farthest away from my ATI AIW Radeon 9800 Pro. That little modem was blocking the last slot, making it impossible to put my sound card there. Then I noticed a few days later that my front left speaker was not working. I switched the speakers around, and everything worked except for the speaker plugged into the green line ouput, more specifically, the left front speaker never worked.
I'm currently using Logitech's z-5300e 5. speakers system, and they worked fine up until recently where the front left channel will not work. I tested it out on my xbox, and the speakers work fine. Both left and right speakers were okay. I took out my old desktop speakers that came with my vaio and plugged it into the green line output, and even then the left speaker didn't work. The same thing happened when I plugged my headphones in. The left earphone never worked. Both the old and new speakers and the headphones work properly otherwise (when not plugged into the audigy 2). I'm thinking my line output left channel has stopped working on the sound card itself.
I noticed that if I pushed the speaker plug into the outlet halfway, the front left speaker worked, but when I tested the calibration -- the voice matching said "front right" through the front left speaker. Even with all the speakers connected in any configuration, there was never a mention of a "front left" speaker. I concluded that the front left channel on the audigy 2 has stopped working.
Is this assumption correct? If so, wow. How would I go about fixing this? Does it have something to do with the slot switching? I reinstalled the drivers and programs for the audigy 2 after I switched. Although it did not seem to have a problem with me switching the slots even when I didn't uninstall anything. It detected the hardware switch, and everything worked fine. Should I try switching back to the other slot and hope my video card doesn't become one with my motherboard? The warranty has expired on my audigy 2 value, and I don't think I'll be compensated if I have no warranty, correct? All the drivers are updated, and it has worked before.
I've heard of other people's audigy 2 values that have had other channels just fizzle out in a few months. Am I one of them? Any information would be really helpful! Thanks.Message Edited by Paulie on 05-2-2005 06:30 AM

If you're sure noone was funny and turned down the left channel in advanced tab of Surround Mixer for instance, perhaps the connector loosened on the board or the soldering went bad; since your warranty expired (check with the store first!) I'd have someone who knows his way with electronics and soldering irons have a look at it.
PS I have the Audigy 2 Value as well; so far it works good but had I known it was treated like the ugly little kid in the Creative family that noone really likes to deal with i'd have gotten the ZS.Message Edited by Marco on 05-2-2005 0:2 PM

Audigy 2 Value Lockup on Ins

Having major lockup problems after installing Audigy 2 Value card and software. Running 3.00ghz gig ram 95 mobo 6600 gt pci express XP sp2 - all was well with the world. Disable on board sound in bios, insert card, restart, disable Norton internet security, cancel windows found new hardware wizard, Creative Installation disc in D dri've start/run/ d:\ctrun\start.exe and.......once it gets past running installshield the whole lot locks up chronic.
The only way i could get going again was to run the 'last known good config' after F5 on boot. Have tried letting windows wizard install with the same result.
Wondering if its anything to do with the PCI express card or maybe i'm missing something.
Help.................anyone!

Hi Jason,
Had a look at the article but i am like another on this page - the whole system locks up - ie cant do anything except turn the machine off and boot in safe mode or last known good config - if you leave the card in the machine it locks up on every boot.
Any other thoughts?

Audigy 2 value and crash after installing and reboot

recently i bought the audigy 2 value model sb0400 sound card for the second time after i build myself a dream custom computer. Following installation i ran into a problem that reared its ugly head previously on my prior system that i eventually got so tired of trying to figure out that i returned the card. Whether i talk about the attempted installation on the old computer or the installation on the new computer there is one ever present problem of the computer crashing and not ever loading windows at all after installation. The installation of the drivers and bundled up software all appears to complete successfully prior to rebooting however when the comp is rebooted.........nothing a black screen appears instead of the windows xp loading which ends up never ever appearing. I would be very very greatful to anyone who might have a solution to this because in no way do i want to return the audigy card for the second time especially since absolutely everything i use in terms of sound is from creative 7. speakers and all.
Best regards

Say again? I have that box. I have my optical put in, but I cant get dolby. Is this card suppose to decode dolby or not? I'm talking about XP, not vista.

Audigy 2 Value Dri

Well I used the search for the board and found that someone had the same problem as me and got it solved but that didn't help me very much. I guess I'll have to repost the same problem and hopefully people will help me.
I have lost or can not find my CD for the Audigy 2 Value soundcard. I went to download drivers from the site but it requires drivers from the CD installation... of which I do not have.
So i'm hoping someone out there has that **bleep** CD and is willing to put the files on the CD to a .rar format or whatever so I can actually get those drivers downloaded. Or of course theres a place out there where I can download the CD drivers. That would be cool too. PMing or posting it would be nice. Thanks!

Why don't you search the forum propeely?
http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=soundblaster&message.id=8430

Audigy 2 Value + MedUSA Head

Hi,
I have an Audigy 2 Value and a MedUSA Headset. The headset has a hub, which connects int the soundcard and my speakers and headset then plug into this.
I went to update drivers today, which downloaded and installed fine. I restarted, and now there is no sound from the speakers, yet the sound from headset works fine. I've tried plugging cables back in again, to no avail. I have also tried installing drivers off CD, again sound in headset works but not speakers. They are on, and sound isnt muted... and were working prior to the restart of new driver installation.
I feel something is going wrong though, as I uninstalled the old drivers, installed updated ones and now I no longer have a Creative icon in my taskbar where before I could change volumes etc. I downloaded the Beta drivers which are the only drivers available to download off Creative website for WindowsXP and Audigy 2 Value.
Anyone any ideas?

Hi,
I have an Audigy 2 Value and a MedUSA Headset. The headset has a hub, which connects int the soundcard and my speakers and headset then plug into this.
I went to update drivers today, which downloaded and installed fine. I restarted, and now there is no sound from the speakers, yet the sound from headset works fine. I've tried plugging cables back in again, to no avail. I have also tried installing drivers off CD, again sound in headset works but not speakers. They are on, and sound isnt muted... and were working prior to the restart of new driver installation.
I feel something is going wrong though, as I uninstalled the old drivers, installed updated ones and now I no longer have a Creative icon in my taskbar where before I could change volumes etc. I downloaded the Beta drivers which are the only drivers available to download off Creative website for WindowsXP and Audigy 2 Value.
Anyone any ideas?

Sound blaster audigy 2 value doesn't play cd's

.sound blaster audigy 2 value doesn't play cd'sY I'm running win 2000 sp4 -- have 2 cd/dvd players/burners--using soundblaster audigy2 value sound card with software from original installation cd. When I try to play cd's using the mediasource player/orginizer it apperars to play but no sound is heard. It plays mp3 cd's fine but when i try to play a regular cda cd no sound is heard. Everything plays fine if I use windows media player.
It appears that the creative mediasource software is corrupted. I have tried removing and reinstalling it multiple times with the same result. It is mediasource version 2.02.59 and the drivers are version 2.9.6.
The sad thing is that is worked fine at one time but now it doesn't.
I have also run the auto update and tried the newer versin of mediaplayer(3.30.2) but that creates even more problems.

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Audigy 2 Value and WinDVD 6.0 Prob

Hi,
I would great appreciate it if somebody could help me out with this problem:
I have a sound blaster Audigy 2 Value soundcard. So far it seems fine when i use it for listening to song and etc. However if I use WinDVD 6.0 to play DVD then I would periodically hear a beep sound during the playign of the DVD movie. Sometimes after the 3rd beep, I would just totally lost the sound. If i "Stop" the player and replay again, there will be sound again, but the beeping would be back and same problem all over again.
I really like to continue using WinDVD 6.0 (so not really interested in answer involving using other software) . I've tried to reinstall the sound card, get the latest updates for its driver, play around with the audio settings in WinDVD but nothing seems to solve the problem (other than making it last more than 3 beeps before losing sound completely, **bleep**.....). The beeping even occurs in the "play DVD-audio" test after first installation of the driver.
The last possibility is that the soundcard is defecti've. Please help. Thank you very much.

well for giggles i took my card out and used the onboard sound to see it there was any difference.
the onboard is AC97 realtek. the shotgun and quake4 sounds were much better. all the sounds were there but of course it did not sound as rich as audigy does.
so my experiment showed that it is a driver problem. i am guessing no one else has had this problem.

SB Audigy 2 Value: no monitor out

I'm running a signal into the Line In on my SB Audigy 2 Value, and it's recording fine, but I can't get it to play straight out to the speakers. The "record without monitoring" box is _un-checked_. The line-in volume on the main volume control panel in the Creative Mixer is maxed and it's _not_ muted. When I record and play back the recording, the volume is fine. Can anyone think of anything else that could allow it to record the line-in correctly but _not_ play it out in real-time?
Thanks...
-Dan

Of course I checked all .... at least I guess... I do not anticipate hardware failure as it works without problem in another computer....
I tried several reinstallations on win 2000 and Win xp... with ACPI allowed in bios and disabled, because IRQ conflict are most possible sources of conflict, thried both pci slots
after nforce drivers installation i installed drivers from cd first before graphic card drivers or anything else .... without any effect...
I guess that the reason may be the motherboard type... but I need to be sure, because I did not found any similar problem in forums on Internet
I do not use digital speakers, just classical analog 2.0 pc speakers
Message Edited by Black on 09-04-2005 09:45 AM

Audigy 2 Value, hap17v2k.sys, and the B

Hello. I would like to state that if this is not the place for this question please feel free to remove it, I just figured this would be the first forum I tried for this question.
So here it is: I own a SB Audigy 2 card, and I'm trying to play this game: http://agtp.romhack.net/doukutsu.html - only when I load it, it causes my computer to crash.
Now for the long version:
I used to have an SB Audigy Gamer sound card, until I moved it into another computer and upgraded to this SB Audigy 2 Value card. I've played this game (which was built on DirectX 5, btw) with the old card and had no problems at all - though that was before I reformatted, so other settings and files may have changed. I can play other games fine - Final Fantasy 7 (uses DirectX 7), and even the newest stuff (Half-Life 2 - uses DirectX 9). This is the only game which does it.
Exactly what happens is this; when the game first loads, there is no sound (the way the game is designed). Once the title screen comes up, where there is sound, a second or two later my computer crashes with the following error, and an annoying clicking or screeching sound loop playing over the speakers (as you would normally hear if sound was playing when the computer crashes);
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Stop: 0x000000D (0x0000000, 0x00000007, 0x00000000, 0xB7C89B)
hap7v2k.sys - Address B7C89B base at B7C6A000, Datestamp 4095DD7F
Well that's some of it anyway. I'm fairly certain it's due to the sound card because (a) in the properties for that .sys file it has Creative as the manufacturer, and (b), the game comes with a seperate program for listening to the music files - running this program is fine, but as soon as you try to listen to the music - it crashes... same error.
Here's what I've done so far:
- Re-downloaded and reinstalled the game
- Uninstalled and reinstalled the sound card
- Uninstalled all PCI cards except for the sound card, and reinstalled the sound card
- Verified that Windows, all my drivers, and BIOS are up to date (including the audigy drivers)
- Verified that the sound card is not sharing an IRQ, or any other types of resources
- Tried the game with various Windows XP compatibility settings (Win95, etc.), reinstalled DirectX, messed with the sound card's hardware acceleration (all the way off and all the way on).
I think that covers it all - also I do have an open discussion with Creative's support, trying something new every day now but I'm hoping someone here can help even a little bit.
I've run all the dxdiag tests and they've all passed, but here is the output if it's any help; http://www.eaglemaint.com/link/DxDiag.txt
Lastly, my system specs at a glance:
Asus A7M266-D motherboard, Socket A chipset
Two .53 GHz AMD MP 800+ processors
256 MB nVidia GeForce 6800 GT
.5 GB PC200 DDR
250GB and 30GB HDDs
Two 52x CD-RWs
4-port Asus USB PCI card
3 Linksys 0/00 Ethernet PCI cards
550 Watt Antec PSU
I think that's all the important stuff. I've done searches here in these forums, on google (only a handful of sites even mention that .sys file, so I can't find any information on it), and in creative and microsoft's support websites. If you have any ideas at all on what might be wrong or what I could try to fix it, please let me know. My AIM name is "The Eagle Maint" if you'd prefer that, or my email is [email protected].
Thanks ahead of time for any help anyone may be able to give, and let me know if there is anything else I can provide... I'm sure I'm missing something.
-Mathew Tate

I'm not sure if the drivers are compatible between the two cards.
Recently when I uninstalled the audigy 2 and put in my old audigy card, I didn't remove the drivers first - upon restarting, the computer recognized my audigy with the audigy 2's drivers. It seemed to work ok, but I installed the normal audigy drivers anyway.
The catch is, well - the reason I really contacted support in the first place - when I had my audigy 2 card installed (with the audigy 2 drivers from the CD) I couldn't install the driver updates for my audigy 2 from the creative website. Basically, the online auto-update feature wasn't working, and when I manually downloaded the programs and ran them, they said that I didn't have an audigy 2 card installed. I got that resolved with support after they suggested that I download the audigy 2 'value' drivers - I had been trying to get the regular audigy 2 drivers (not value) before that... so basically, I think the audigy 2 can only take the drivers that I have installed now.
I suppose it is just some kind of incompatability, it just kind of baffles me because it used to work fine on my old audigy, and you said you've tried it with your audigy 2 and have no problem... computers can be such a pain.
Anyway, thanks for the help, I guess I should just be thankful everything else works ok.Message Edited by The_Eagle_Maint on 07-05-2005 04:25 AM

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