Creative Audigy OEM + Genius SW-HF 5.1 5000 = grand problem with subwoo

Hello!
I bought Audigy OEM 2 days ago, connected it to my motherboard and installed provided software. After updating I pluged in my headphones - everything was brilliant. But in the evening I connected my 5. speakers - Genius SW-HF 5. 5000 Home Theater and I can't hear my subwoofer. In mp3, movies or games it's dead, but in speakers configuration I can hear noise from it, like it should be. Everything is connected like it ought to be and like I said software is the newest one from creative website.
I've found similar problem on this forum:
Here it is
I don't wanna any bass redirection because my soobwoofer doesn't sound anyway, only other speakers give more bass.
And here is my question:
Where are drivers which will solve my problem?
The "newest" ones are pretty old (9 Oct 06), didn't you have time to repair them?
You should patch them because me and many other people want to use our sound cards. I googled (Polish Google) for answers and found A LOT of similar cases and NO response from your support group.
What is this??
I've thought about x-fi sound card but will you guarantee me that it will work properly because it costs twice as much? I don't think so.
Oh and by the way, on the Realtek integrated sound card everything is like it should be but the sound quality is worse, so it can work properly.
Sempron 2800+
Gigabyte GA-7N400-L
Audigy OEM
Sapphire Radeon 9600XT
Windows XP with SP2 and every update available?
52 RAM DDR
80GB Samsung HDD
I'm waiting for response from support group, sorry for my English?
Message Edited by Miczal on 05-8-2008 05:42 AM

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Charging for drivers. Right or wrong?
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jasonamd wrote:
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SS
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ZauR,
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Not one, **bleep** reply !. Wow. Where is the support ?

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