SB X-Fi Xtremegamer Fatal1ty Pro and Windows 7 problem

6SB X-Fi Xtremegamer Fatalty Pro and Windows 7 problem7Hi,
I have SB X-Fi Xtremegamer Fatalty Pro? sound card on my pc and after updating on windows 7 Unltimate my card doesnt work... i tryed every posible driver according this issue and nothing happens.. i got 2 errors .) on Volume panel i have this messege " There are no supported audio device available. You need to close the application. Click OK to close the applcation now. " and on Computer manangement an error on Creative X-Fi audio Processor (WDM),?
I check the drivers and is SB0460?. on the site it say Xtreme music but the code is the same with my card.. i used this drivers and nothing. i also used auto update and nothing again..
Please any help because i dont know what to do any more..
My best regards

Did you try using an independent driver such as robertmc8's PAX driver or Daniel K.'s drivers? I have an old PCI-based Xtremegamer Fatalty Pro with Windows 7 64 bit and I am using PAX drivers. No problems here.

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