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I am running Sound Blaster Li've! Value and my operating system is Windows XP. I have installed Service Pack 2 and have updated Sound Blaster Li've from Gateway.
I have been receiving the following error messages in the following order everytime I start my computer.
. A required CtSpRes.DLL cannot be found. Make sure it is in the correct directory.
2. A required AHQkbRes.DLL cannot be found. Make sure it is in the correct directory.
3. A required CtSpRes.DLL cannot be found. Make sure it is in the correct directory.
4. A required CtDORes.DLL cannot be found. Make sure it is in the correct directory.
I close each window as it show up and then things seem run OK until I restart the computer, then the messages reappear..
I did check and all of the above files are in C:\Program Files\Creative\Share DLL\AHQ.
Does anyone know that the correct directory is and how to make sure that the files are in the correct directory?
BirchTree

You probably already figured it out, but you should probably either get driver updates or reinstall your software that came with your card.

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