No Audio Device after Installat

Hi,
i?m using Audigy 2 ZS. Once i was detected that the rear speakers don?t work. I was read the support and found that a complete deinstallation and new installation will repair all problems. So i do. Now i dont have any Sound but in the device Manager is the "Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM) without any problems present. When i?m selecting "Sounds and Audio Devices" in the system panels there is no Audio device for selection. I?ve installed the newest Software. What can i do? Thanks for help

Caryl_Chessman wrote:
Hi,
i?m using Audigy 2 ZS. Once i was detected that the rear speakers don?t work. I was read the support and found that a complete deinstallation and new installation will repair all problems. So i do. Now i dont have any Sound but in the device Manager is the "Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM) without any problems present. When i?m selecting "Sounds and Audio Devices" in the system panels there is no Audio device for selection. I?ve installed the newest Software. What can i do? Thanks for help
Is onboard sound disabled?
Did you ever install the drivers too for Audigy, or did you let the OS to find the best drivers by itself? Install the latest drivers using these instructions.
jutapa

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