Driver for Audigy Advanced MB for windows 2

Hi,
Will really appreciate if some can provide me a link to download a driver for Audigy Advanced MB for windows 2000
I am novice in computers.
I had purchased a dell M330 system that came with pre-installed drivers loaded and windows vista.
With the system I got a CD.On the CD it is printed as Sound Blaster..... Audigy...Advanced MB.
I changed my OS to Windows 2000 server, now the problem is there is no sound. I tried to use the CD that came with the system, however, the message informs me that I need to install a sound driver. I don't know which sound card I have; but looking at CD I assumed to be Audigy Advanced MB integrated sound card.
I could not find the driver on the your creative website.
Can someone help me.
Thanks

Can someone pls help. Thanks

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