SoundBlaster X-Fi Fatality: Dead aga

Well, it suddenly happened again. Last night, my PC got corrupted (stupid bad SATA cable) and I had to reinstall Windows. Along the line, I reinstalled my drivers for the X-Fi, and then when I tested it out, noted that there's no sound. I noticed that the speakers were unplugged, without thinking twice I just plugged it in. The next thing I knew, the speakers hissed and beeped loudly, and I got a BSOD. Upon resetting the system, the card was no longer recognized. I took the PC apart again, reseated the X-Fi, and the card was recognized again. However, now the system keeps freezing when I try to change mode or access the Equalizer screen.
Did my X-Fi died again? Can it die from something as simple as plugging in speakers while the PC is powered on? Why? Other soundcards I have used in the past and even the older Creative cards I have doesn't do this.Message Edited by RAMChYLD on 2-30-20062:8 AM

Ok, nevermind. Turns out that the drivers were somehow corrupted (funny, I thought I replaced the SATA cable...)

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