Audio console fre

Hi
I've a new X-Fi Extreme Audio set on WinXP SP2 which is a cause repeated problems.
I installed it with XFXA_PCDRV_LB__04_0077 driver and it worked fine for a month.
following a hard restart caused by a game it stopped responding and gave a "Windows cannot initialize the device driver for this hardware. (Code 37)" in the device status window.
this baffled me for some time and was finally solved by installing XFXA_PCDRV_LB__04_0078 driver (I've no idea why but it did).
the card is set to 5. speakers and I'm using 5. headphones which works fine.
this morning I tried plugging a microphone in then tried opening the audio console which resulted in either freezes windows or causes an immediate restart.
I'd appreciate some advice as I'm out of ideas at the moment.Message Edited by LazyMonk on 0-26-20070:53 AM

Hello, I'm having a similar problem. However, i use vista home premium 32 bit with a x-fi xtremegamer. The Sound console freezes. However, when it freezes, i cannot shutdown vista, log off or sleep. The only choice is to cut the power. Its very frustrating. My specs ourAsus P5kc,Core 2 Duo 6550EVGA 8800 GTS 320X-FI Xtreme GamerCosair DDR2-066 2GB?

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