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Quote from: nyaradinorbert on 23-January-09, 16:39:22
My problem is that despite using the original disk, on a brand new install, the X-Fi card is not recognized: On win XP and Vista
1. It is seated correctly
2. I have tried re-booting with card in, and out and back in again
3. I have uninstalled and re-installed drivers multiple times
Can u help me ?
Quote from: nyaradinorbert on 24-January-09, 02:03:39
Tank you BOSSKILLER
It works

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If you're ocing your system my advice to you is disable C&Q.
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What do you have other than a motherboard? How do you expect any help if that's the only information you provide?
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