Pbme Installing Soundblaster 5.1 l

Hello,
I have bought a PC in Canada with a Soundblaster 5. li've. All work well, but I reinstalled windows 98SE and I don't find my install CD. I am on Windows 98 SE. I have downloading the driver on the web site : but I have a windows saying that the install will exit as it can not detect a soundcard Sound blaster li've 5.. Of course, I am sure because I read it directly on the card, the model number is OK with SB000. One other thing, is that the system windows reconize two things : PCI input controller and PCI Multimedia Audio device when I insert the card. I wonder why there are two things reconize for just a sound card. Can You help me ?
Thanks,
Franck.

simple answer: it's windows 98- li've with it (it sucks, i know)
Complex answer: is the sound card compatiable with your system? Have you tried moving it around in the PCI ports? http://us.creative.com/products/prod...emRequirements

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http://support.microsoft.com/default...kb;en-us;49962
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http://us.creative.com//support/custsup/
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If spamming continues here, I will take down my public post and, instead, submit it privately to Creative.
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cause_of_chaos

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Jeremy

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