X-FI ExtremeMusic and old Live Drive

Hi, I have purchased an X-FI ExtremeMusic card. I have an old front bay Li've Dri've II?connection box from my old SoundBlaster Li've! PlatinumI know the pin-outs are different. If you look at the following links, they show the pin-outs for the X-Fi?http://pinouts.ru/Multimedia/sb_audi...t_pinout.shtml?and previous to the audigy2, which I'm assuming would include my dri've bay. http://pinouts.ru/Multimedia/creative_int_pinout.shtml?I'm thinking that if I cut the connecting cable wires, and re-connect so that the same signal pins are connected, I can use the old dri've bay.Anyone attempted this or have any comments.cheers,nick

this might help but no guarantees!
your saying the "FOUND NEW HARDWARE" wizard never comes up then it sounds to me that you need to finish uninstalling your old soundcard!?. Check add or remove programs for old and new soundcard!2.Get drivercleaner pro and remove all creative audio and creative audio lite!3.delete the creative folder......windows explorer/local disc C:/program files/and creative should be right there!4.reboot your system5.found new hardware should come up?like i said hope this helps!

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