Hey my computer doesnt detect my sound blaster live! 5.1 ca

I have a sound blaster li've! 5. card (product No. 70SB006003007, model SB0060US). When i Plug the card into my computer, it doesnt detect new hardware. I lost the cd that came with it so i cant install anything. When i plug in my old card, the computer detects it. There are 2 plugs that are supposed to be plugged into my card, but there are 3 slots. Which slots do i plug them in to Does it matter which plug goes in which slot? OK thanks

Hi,?I've got a question for you............. I can reply to other messages like yours here. How do I post a message? I've already tried the following:???<span class="heading">]Posting Messages<span class="heading3">]How do I post a message?
Go to the board you want to post on, and click the New Message link near the top of the message list.
I still see no?NEW MESSAGE link
????Thanks any help would be appreciated.

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