Sound Balster live! - What driv

Hey, my soundcard is a SB Li've! (WDM) but on the wevsite there is no drivers for a card with that name. So what driver should i download instead?
Cheers

<FONT color=#ff3300>it says there is no updates for the produkt, can that be right?
my bad, theres no Danish drivers. I joust had to selekt the uk instead.
thx
Message Edited by Jhondon on 07-27-2006 02:38 AM

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