Drivers for ThinkVision USB Soundbar (40Y7616)

After installation of new ThinkVision USB Soundbar (40Y7616) on Windows XP the device is not recognized by OS, it shows as "USB Audio Device" in device manager, but Windows can not find a driver, and no driver was shipped with the speakers. Search of IBM/Lenovo download and could not find the drivers.
If somebody can point how to download drivers it will be much appreciatied.

Since no one else has replied, I'll take a stab at this even though I don't have this soundbar.
From what I can see on Lenovo's website, there are no drivers specifically for this device. When you plug it into a USB port, Windows should recognize it and you should be able to get sound out of the speakers. Is that not the case?
You might try to delete the "USB Audio Device" in device manager, power down, then reboot with the soundbarplugged in. Windows should then recognize the device and install whatever drivers it needs.
Cheers... Dorian Hausman
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Drivers for ThinkVision USB Soundbar (40Y7616)

After installation of new ThinkVision USB Soundbar (40Y7616) on Windows XP the device is not recognized by OS, it shows as "USB Audio Device" in device manager, but Windows can not find a driver, and no driver was shipped with the speakers. Search of IBM/Lenovo download and could not find the drivers.
If somebody can point how to download drivers it will be much appreciatied.

That soundbar uses the standard Windows USB audio drivers, so there are no drivers to download. If it shows up as "USB Audio Device" then it is correctly installed.
Have you checked the Sound Control Panel to make sure it is selected as the default output?
The soundbar also has a power button and volume controls...
I don't work for Lenovo. I'm a crazy volunteer!

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Hey Basstone -
I just noticed your post. I had unsubscribed to this thread, so I didn't know you had posted a problem. I am really not sure what is causing your problem. It's a bit perplexing.
I'll just shoot blindly and suggest that maybe the driver that enabled your PCMCIA card to work in 10.3.x was not updated in 10.4.x, or was somehow corrupted when you upgraded. That could explain why the card no longer works. It might also be possible that you have a problem with the PC card slot itself; a hardware problem.
Do you have another PC card that you can use to test the slot? That would rule it out as the source of your troubles.
Also, would it be possible to back up your important data, reformat your hard drive, reinstall 10.3.x, and see if the problem goes away under the old OS? That would also rule out a hardware problem and might prove (somewhat conclusively) that the problem is software-related.
Of course if it is related to Tiger, you'd be out of luck. You'd need to either live without Tiger or without that particular PCMCIA card. I wish I could have been more help on this one.

Final Windows XP32/XP64, Vista32/64 Compatible drivers for E-MU USB serie audio devices available

http://www.emu.com/support/vista.asp
Driver & Firmware update download link:
http://www.emu.com/support/files/dow...cy=&Platform=1
MAC drivers & firmware update:
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maiki wrote:
Jutapa wrote:
Hmm... maybe you didn't open the page(s) there before postinghere?
As stated there:
E-MU® 0202 / 0404 / Tracker Pre USB Web Install Package v1.3
Date: 2/1/2008
Size: 69.8 MB
------------------------------------------end quote-----------------
My reply:
What???? Why do you suppose I didn't open that page? If I didn't open that page, how could I have quoted from it?
As I quoted in my previous post, as you quoted in your reply above, the drivers on that page are listed as "Tracker Pre". (Excuse me, but I don't know how I could have known that it was described as such on that page, if I had not even opened that page? Strange assumption on your part, if I may say so!)
In any case, I asked you (or anyone who knows) what that designation "Tracker Pre" means. (Pre Beta?) That certainly does not sound like a final version. Especially considering that the driver of 4/23/2007 is also still listed on that page, it really does not look like the driver of 2/1/2008 is "final", full (non-beta) driver.
So, why does the title of this thread describe the driver at the linked page as being "Final"?
Please explain.
And please, do not make silly assumptions, that I did not visit a page, when it should be quite obvious that I had done just that. Thank you.
Message Edited by maiki on 02-26-200811:44 PM
LOL
Tracker Pre is just another audio interface model E-MU has recently prepared ...
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Beta MAC drivers for 0202 USB & 0404 USB

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dmsacks wrote:
Hi all,
Please could someone send me or provide a link to the installation drivers for the 0404 USB for Windows XP? I am really desparate and have looked EVERYWHERE I can think of on the internet with no luck.
History:
I reorganised the cabling around my PC, and in doing so, somehow my USB hub seems to have stopped working. When I plugged my 0404 directly into a USB hub on the PC it didn't recognise it. So I thought I'd uninstall and reinstall the software. Then I realised I had lost my installation CD, and then found that E-MU / Creative websites don't have the original installation drivers that come on the CD on their website. This has completely warped my feelings about this company in one fell swoop. Having been very happy for prob 2 years with the E-MU 0404 to find that they have seemingly intentionally left off these drivers from their site and therefore wasted probably 2 hours of my time in the last 24 hours is maddeningly frustrating.
Thanks in advance for your assistance,
David
I have never used driver installation found in original E-MU 0404 CD but only the installation you can download from E-MU support pages (remember allow firmware upgrade as well).jutapa

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WyreNut
Forum member bobboffin has added this post:
"After attempting your first HotSync and failing (as expected) you may be unable to find any trace of the device in Device Manager, making the next step quite difficult. This happened to me, and after some investigation I discovered the following tip that allows Device Manager to show hidden and non-present devices.
Open up Notepad and paste the following two lines into it:
set DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1
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Save it as SetDev.bat into My Documents.
Open My Documents in Windows Explorer and double click on SetDev.bat. Device Manager should open.
In the View menu select Show Hidden Devices.
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You can now proceed to install the drivers per the instructions.
Note that the driver supports most Palm OS versions. I'm actually using an Aceeca Meazura 1000 ruggedized PDA running OS 4.1 --- bobboffin"
Hope this helps!
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