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Everytime i install new drivers, all my equalizer settings get erased. and i have equalizer profiles for each band..
does anynone know where these are stored on win7 64bit, or any OS. I kind of want to back them up
thx in advance for any help

Since this was a question I had too, and Google brought it up as the 1st hit for the search parameter "creative console launcher where equalizer settings saved", I thought I'd post the answer for future reference.
Using Win 7 Pro x64
Look here:
C:\ProgramData\Creative\CADI\Preset
For this data file:
PCI_BUS1102-5-2C1102-EC00U{1}.PCI+VEN_1102&DEV_0005&SUBSYS_002C1102&REV _00+4&1B00B4D9&0&484.dat
I found that when I created a test preset called EQ Test, saved it, and then exited CCL, the Date Modified stamp changed to the current date and time.
That's more than likely the file to backup so you don't have to re-enter EQ settings. Like a lot of you, this issue has been driving me nuts when you have something tweaked just right. Creative Labs UI developers need to think a little harder when creating these types of programs.

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