Audigy 2 zs driv

Does anyone know when creative are going to release the new drivers for the Audigy 2 zs officialy? I dont really want to be using non-official drivers but they seem to be taking ages to update them.

Matt0402 wrote:
Does anyone know when creative are going to release the new drivers for the Audigy 2 zs officialy? I dont really want to be using non-official drivers but they seem to be taking ages to update them.
I do not understand your problem there.
These WHQL drivers are the latest drivers for all Audigy 2 and 4 models and for X-Fi models too.
NOTE:
Drivers version 5.2.06.6 pour audigy2/4/X-Fi sous Windows 2000/Xp, WHQL new
Drivers version 5.2.02.43 pour Audigy2/4 sous Windows 2000/Xp 32/64bits, WHQL new
Drivers are Creative made and Microsoft (WHQL) certified (eg. ~official) but not released by Creative. If the latest (underlined) is your problem then you'll have to keep waiting.
<i>I'm using version 5.2.06.6 for audigy2/4/X-Fi for Windows 2000/Xp, WHQL, with my Audigy 2 (soft modded to 2 Zs) card without problems.</i>
Of course, I understand, if you did not get these drivers to work with your card.
.jtpMessage Edited by jutapa on 09-08-2005 05:53 AM

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0. It may not prompt you to, but just for fun reboot your machine. You should have sound when you start back up.

I have a great idea. How about instead of all this rigamaroo to get the driver installer to work WHY DOESN'T CREATIVE MAKE A PROPER DRIVER INSTALLER! I mean HELLO! Where is the Creative techs on this issue?
I found the temp dir, I think it's CTF00 or somethin like that (it's the only file that pops up in the temp dir when I try the installer). Found the WDM file and hit OK. The updater tells me there was no updated file.
I am doing this from Device Manager->Sound, video and game controllers->Creative SB Audigy 2 Zs (WDM)
NADA, no luck. So I say WTF! Isn't this company big enough to have a team of techies to solve problems like this for their customers?
I need to update my drivers.

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BigBoss. From all the reading I did and the questions that I asked Creative, including using the X-Fi driver, the word from the top really is that it isn't recommended. It's just not a supported configuration. It may work, but I'm betting there may be some problems like your seeing now. I just downloaded and installed the latest drivers that do support the Audigy 2ZS card, and so far (knock on wood), everything seems to be working extremely well.
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