DEVLDR when shutting down with sblive

Hi,
I am getting a message about a DEVLDR program not responding when I shut down. I have installed the sbli've5. drivers for my card from its disc.
I used to know how to fix this but I have forgotten and I've been unable to find the answer on the net.
I have read that sbli've cards do this with xp and the microsoft site says to uninstall the drivers and use windows ones.
I know there is another way to fix this, but I can't remember.
Anyone know how?
Thanks if you can help.

Update: Got it working! :robotwink:
Here's what I did:
Uninstall Creative Software in 'Add Remove Programs'</LI>
Uninstall Creative Soundblaster Driver in 'Device Manager'</LI>
Shut down the PC manually if you can't do it in Windows</LI>
Pull out the Sound Card completely</LI>
Boot the PC and go in to 'Safe Mode' (hold down F8)</LI>
Go in to the following directory (on C:/ or whatever dri've you boot from): Windows\System32\</LI>
Locate and Delete Devldr File</LI>
Shut down and re-install Sound Card</LI>
Boot again in to Safe Mode (if you try to go in to full windows everything will be reeeal slow!)</LI>
Put XP CD in Dri've</LI>
Go in to Device Manager properties for 'Creative Soundblaster', 'Driver' Tab</LI>
Click 'Update Driver' and leave the option on to 'Install the software automatically'.</LI>
Windows will now find the drivers on the CD and install</LI>
Finally reboot in to Windows and everything should be running groovy</LI>
Note: The only issue I had after doing this was my Device Manager showing that the 'Creative SBLi've Gameport' had loaded the driver but was not able to find the hardware device? I will try to solve this next, however I can tell you that my sound is working peachy and shut down is now working as it should.
By the way, if you don't have a WinXP disk then may I suggest downloading the latest drivers from Creatives website: http://www.creative.com/language.asp...port/downloads
Good luck!

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