X-Fi I/O Drive win 7 x64

Will there be official support to get the I/O dri've to work correctly in windows 7 ultimate 64-bit's. I have tried all the known drivers and software available. The drivers are ok but no software will work fully. All the software installs ok but when i try to use it it says device not installed. The creative sound blaster x-fi titanium fatalty champon drivers and software works superb in vista x64. When using windows 7 x64 i can't turn the volume up or down with headphones connected directly into the I/O dri've, no red lights coming on the I/O panel for game mode, cmss 3d or crystalizer.Message Edited by Atomic_Punch on 06-2-2009 08:27 [email protected]

I decided to uninstall all creative drivers and software and start from scratch. And i'm pleased to say, after downloading the newest windows 7 x64 beta drivers from the official creative support website ...and ...using creative software autoupdate, i know have a fully working setup, all is good, so i am?well pleased with that. The I/O dri've is working superb in windows 7 x64?ultimate...evaluation copy...build 700.
0/0 creative
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