X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Mic Driver Is

Ok, I've just recently downloaded the newest driver for my sound card. I instantly had a problem with it. It gave me a rolling blue screen of death upon reboot and kept rolling into reboots. I fixed this by going into safe mode and uninstalling and then reinstalling.
However i still have a problem, my mic can hardly be heard anymore, I've checked the control panel, the cards gamer mode settings, I've checked the game (World of Warcraft) I've tried reinstalling the drivers. I've used 3 different Mics, but the level of recording is all the same. I can't brake half of a quarter bar and noone can hear me, when I used to be able to max the bar. Well guys thanks, I've been battle with this problem for 3 days. O I've even tried the original drivers, but that keeps causing a blue screen of death and I'm forced to use the new drivers ?

There like a number I can call for some tech support, or is a 3 day wait for anything here common

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New Xtreme Gamer driver installation help Vista32

hi,
I just got a used xtreme gamer no driver CD. Can you please let me know what drivers i should use for these Daniel K's version from TPB or the new beta ones from Creative am really confused.
thanks in advance!

I tried installing the daniel_k drivers that worked before but now no matter what i do i keep getting this ****ing error(w8.1)
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[X-Fi Xtreme Gamer] Makes strange noises - then nothing. Beta Driver won't go away... *he

Hi Folks
I got some Problems with my xtreme Gamer:
When I started my PC yesterday everything was fine, but after a while the sound produced some strange failures? ending in just making a horrible high noise.
I tried kinda everything I could think of (Restart, install new Beta Driver (October 7th) but nothing helped either the sound constantly was this Noise or nothing. I couldn't even see that something is playing in the Vista Sound menu. After installing the beta driver I could at least SEE that something should be playing (but only in general, not app-related) but nothing comes out my speakers.
So I tried to went back to try the latest official release (2.8) I had 2.6 before. But the Setup always tell me that I have a never Driver installed and just let me confirm some EULAs and want me to restart without installing anything. After the restart the same...
I tried to remove any Creti've Data from my system: uninstall the device in the Hardware-manager, uninstall the driver software, delete all files that could be related ti creative on any HDD and the registry, used CClenaer and Driver Cleaner Pro...
but it still tells me that i have a newer driver in stalled... (in the Hardware-Manager I got the yellow sign)
So my questions are:
st. How do i swap this Driver off my system?
2nd. How do I get my sound working again?
My system: Vista x6, X-Fi Xtreme gamer (connected with cinch to my reciever wich works fine )
Everything else here

Hi Folks
I got some Problems with my xtreme Gamer:
When I started my PC yesterday everything was fine, but after a while the sound produced some strange failures? ending in just making a horrible high noise.
I tried kinda everything I could think of (Restart, install new Beta Driver (October 7th) but nothing helped either the sound constantly was this Noise or nothing. I couldn't even see that something is playing in the Vista Sound menu. After installing the beta driver I could at least SEE that something should be playing (but only in general, not app-related) but nothing comes out my speakers.
So I tried to went back to try the latest official release (2.8) I had 2.6 before. But the Setup always tell me that I have a never Driver installed and just let me confirm some EULAs and want me to restart without installing anything. After the restart the same...
I tried to remove any Creti've Data from my system: uninstall the device in the Hardware-manager, uninstall the driver software, delete all files that could be related ti creative on any HDD and the registry, used CClenaer and Driver Cleaner Pro...
but it still tells me that i have a newer driver in stalled... (in the Hardware-Manager I got the yellow sign)
So my questions are:
st. How do i swap this Driver off my system?
2nd. How do I get my sound working again?
My system: Vista x6, X-Fi Xtreme gamer (connected with cinch to my reciever wich works fine )
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I/O drive upgrade kit - X-fi xtreme gamer

Hello I bought a?set of headphones but I need to get something practical to make life easyer?to connect them when I want to use them. I thought of the I/O upgrade kit but as far as I can tell there isn't one compatible for my Soundcard. I have this one > http://www.soundblaster.com/products...8&product=5854?Thanks.

Hi,
I'm wondering if it's possible to use an X-Fi I/O dri've from another SKU X-Fi with a Fatalty Xtreme Gamer?
I've plugged it in and it's powered, output digital audio (the light is on, at least) and it detects the headphones being plugged in properly but no sound is coming out.
Am I doing something wrong?
Cheers,

Problems with my Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer bulk P

Hey there!!!
I acutally have a Problem with my Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer bulk PCI-Card. The Card by it self is working perfectly. But i cant use the Digital-In as the Mic in. I dont know how to turn it so that the Digital-In is the Mic-In. So my Microphone donst work. I hear everything but nobody hears my Voice. There is sometimes a Signal but not the correct, the Guys playing with me dont hear anything of my voice...
Can somebody help me plz?
Greetings Thomas

Moep wrote:
Why i must use TORRENT?
Why is this driver not on your page?!
Please fast help...
and this is a secure download you mean? ....
Jeez, calm down already. I never said you HAD to download it, but if you want any of the applications that work in XP to work in Vista then you're going to need that disk; either by downloading it or fromk here,?http://us.creative.com/products/prod...7&product=6743?
2. ISN'T THIS THE DRIVER FOR ME?! http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=Vista&message.id=7838Message Edited by Moep on 07-3-20070:7 PM
Maybe you really should take a vallium or something and re-read what I posted, then you may just grasp the fact that that is the exact driver I told you you needed.

Xtreme Gamer is "not Supported by the Application" Problem. He

My SoundBlaster XFi Xtreme Gamer has suddenly stopping being detected by my creative software, such as Volume Panel. The drivers are installed, and when I hover my mouse pointer over the volume panel is still shows "SB X-Fi Audo [E000]" which is the sound card, but when I doubled click to open the volume panel it says that "The current selected audio device is not supported by the application. Do you want to select another audio device now?". When I click "Yes", it doesn't show anything on list besides "Windows Default Audio". This happened out of no wheres, with no changes at all to my computer. Volume Panel was working yesterday, but when I woke up today it wasn't. I have no idea what could be causing this, or what caused it... I did update the drivers about a week ago, but it was all working fine since, until today.
I haven't installed or uninstalled anything since it was working properly.
I tried reinstalling drivers and software, and it did not fix anything. I also uninstalled everything including drivers from computer, and used my original installation CD to install everything over again. Every installed fine, but then for some reason it would not install the drivers. Windows was detecting the device, but when I went to install the hardware manually, it would ask for CD to find some files to install... it said this twice, I located the files it needed, and each time it would complete the process it would instantly reboot computer without notice. When the computer was booted up, it would ask then ask again for the Creative CD to install the detected hardware. So I for awhile I could not install the drivers, but for some reason out of no wheres it finally installed when I used the update installation file I downloaded from Creative.com, even though I had tried the same thing a few times, it for some reason installed drivers. But now it is all installed again, my software seems imcomplete and will still not work with the sound device. What seems to be the problem here? Only thing I can think of now is the installation for some reason became corrupted. Only way I can think of fixing it is reformatting my whole computer, but as of right now I don't feel like spending a whole day doing so.
Is there anything that you can think of to fix this problem? I have had the sound card for about a year now. As of right now, I am still using headphones in the soundcard, but it doesn't sound good at all as I can't change anything in software. I also noticed that is no longer has as much installed as it would if I used my original CD. It doesn't have an option to switch sound modes anymore. It also doesn't now have "X-Fi Soundblaster" in "Add/Remove Programs" list. All it has in Add/Remove is "Creative Audo Console".
I uninstalled everything I could and deleted left over files in the Creative directory, so I deleted the whole folder after.
Only other thing I can think of is something in the registery is messed up, and causing the sound card not to be recognized. I also have WinXP SP2.

I spent yet another hour or two trying to fix it, and nothing changed.
I put it into a different PCI slot, and made no difference.
PCI slot doesn't seem to be the problem, I am thinking it is something within the registry itself.
I also put in the CD and there was no option to remove drivers, so I just went ahead and tried overwriting them, but that actually made things worse. My computer kept rebooting over and over when it hit the Windows Boot Up logo, and had to go into safe mode and do a system restore to get it back to normal.
It also keeps asking for the CD when windows loads and it detects the soundcard.
It will ask to locate acouple files, I do what it it says, but just as it is finishing installing the drivers it reboots the system.... when windows is loaded again, it will ask the same thing over, and will keep giving same results.
There isn't anything to completely remove all the creative files and folders including the 00's of registry keys. Maybe Driver Sweeper or Driver Cleaner Pro might help? ill try them, but as of now im not bothering with the soundcard.... ill just reformat. I just hope it ain't the card itself, because I am a month over the one year warranty, and the azzholes from creative said there was nothing they can do about it.
That alone made me want to turn to a different brand next time with better support. Creative has some of the worst support I know of.
They tend to leave people hanging with their defecti've hardware. What I don't get is, that the card still installs the drivers at times, and it will still work but the software won't.
I have been using it this whole time, but seems to freeze up my Guildwars alot.
It still sounds good, way better than Onboard, just not as good as before because there were no options for change mode, or couldn't access the equalizer.
Anyone know of any programs that will completely remove everything for the Xtreme Gamer Creative Software? Including everything in registry.
Also, is it possible that there might be a Windows Service that might have an effect on the problem? I tried enabling a few things, then try rebootin and reinstalling, but didn't seem to help.
But then again, I am not sure which services would cause the problem.
Definately something happened with the last Creative Driver update, only took a week afterwards for something to go wrong.

New drivers won't work for X-Fi Xtreme Gamer

I use Windows XP SP 2 with my X-Fi Xtreme Gamer.
I used the Device Manager to uninstall my old drivers (v2.5.0006), rebooted, cancelled the Windows new-hardware popup, and installed the new drivers (v2.5.0008). I had no sound immediately after the installation, though I think I should have heard mouse-clicking sounds and sounds that accompany opening and closing windows from my desktop and Windows Explorer. After restarting after the installation, I still had no sound.
To restore sound, I uninstalled the new drivers and reinstalled the old ones.
Has anyone else encountered this trouble Does anyone know what is happening
Here is some information on my system:
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Version: 5..2600 Service Pack 2 Build 2600
System Name: YOUR-C7B5E9C69F
User Name: YOUR-C7B5E9C69F\Russell
Windows Directory: C:\WINDOWS
System Directory: C:\WINDOWS\system32
Boot Device: \Device\HarddiskVolume
Locale: United States
Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = "5..2600.280 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-258)"
Time Zone: Pacific Standard Time
System Manufacturer: Magnell
System Model: ABS Ultimate M6
System Type: X86-based PC
Motherboard: ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe NF4 (Socket 939)
Processor: x86 Family 5 Model 7 Stepping 0 Authentic AMD ~263 MHz (AMD Athlon 64 FX-55 (2.63 GHz), socket 939
BIOS Version/Date: Phoenix Technologies, LTD ASUS A8N-SLI DELUXE ACPI BIOS Revision 006, 3/3/2005
SMBIOS Version: 2.3
Memory: Dual DDR GB PC3200XL Corsair
Total Physical Memory: 2,048.00 MB
Available Physical Memory: .68 GB
Total Virtual Memory: 2.00 GB
Available Virtual Memory: .96 GB
Page File Space: 3.85 GB
Page File: C:\pagefile.sys
Video: EVGA NVidia GeForce 6800Ultra 256MB
Video Card Drivers: NVidia Forceware drivers version 6.4.00.756
Hard Dri've: Western Digital Raptor 74GB WD740GD 0,000RPM 8MB
Sound: Creative Labs Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer (driver v2.5.0006)
CompUSA Dual Format Double Layer DVD+/-RW USB (R = 6x DVD, 48x CD)
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 93c 9 LCD
Mouse: Logitech G9 Laser (Driver v.4.22.52)
Keyboard: Ideazon MERC Stealth Illuminated Gaming Keyboard (Model No. KUH0702)
Printer: HP Photosmart C5580
Mass Storage Device: Corsair Flash Voyager 2.0 GB (USB 2.0 flash memory dri've)
Power: PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 50
Email: Outlook Express version 6.00.2900.280 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-258)
Virus and Spyware Protection: Norton Internet Security 2009
Internet Service Provider: SBC/Yahoo! Pro DSL

I have solved my own problem. The trouble was that using the Device Manager to uninstall my old drivers did not work. Apparently a file that needed to be deleted was not deleted, and that file prevented the new drivers from working. I finally got the new drivers to work by using the following procedure, which except from some notes I have inserted, was obtained by email from Creative support:
1. Go to Control Panel, Add Remove Programs and un-install all listings related to your audio card. Do not restart your computer when prompted so.
2. Go to Control Panel, and switch to Classic View. Click System, Hardware tab, Device Manager button and delete all sound cards entries in Sound, Video and Game Controllers as well as any previous sound card entries from the Device Manager. ?Note: Personally, to get to Device Manager, I don?t follow these directions. I do this: click the Windows Start button + E, look to the left and right-click My Computer, click Properties, click Hardware tab, click Device Manager.
3. Reboot the computer and cancel out of any driver installation if you are prompted. Insert the Creative Sound Blaster installation CD into your CD-ROM dri've. Exit from the installation wizard if it autoruns.
4. Click Start, Run and then Browse. Browse to Z:\Audio\Drivers\CTZAPXX.EXE, where Z represents the CD Rom Dri've. Choose YES if you receive a prompt "Overwrite existing shared creative audio driver files?" NOTE: This CTZAPXX.EXE file could not be found on my X-Fi Xtreme installation disk by using the Z:\Audio\Drivers\CTZAPXX.EXE path. I had do use the Windows Search engine to do a search on my X-Fi Xtreme installation disk. After finding it, I highlighted the CTZAPXX.EXE program, opened it, and continued with these driver-uninstallation instructions. This seems to be a critical step. If your installation disk doesn't have this file, or if you don't have an installation disk, I suggest doing a Web search for CTZAPXX.EXE. It's a Creative Update Utility, so I don't think it will harm your computer. But I use Windows XP, and I don't know anything about Vista.
5. Select Driver un-installation for WDM drivers and click OK.
6. When prompted to restart, say No.
7. Click Start, Run, type MSCONFIG and press Enter.
8. Check the box next to Selecti've Startup and deselect Load Startup Items.
9. Select the SERVICES tab and select Hide All Microsoft Services.
10. Uncheck all results and click OK.
1. Browse to the C:\Temp folder and C:\Windows\TEMP (if it exists) - all files and folders in the temp folder need to be either deleted or moved to a new folder. ?NOTE: I had to go to my C:\Windows\TEMP file to do this step. Also, I took care to copy and paste all of these TEMP files to a new folder before I tried deleting them. Then I deleted all the Windows\TEMP files that I could. Some would not delete. Indeed some of these files could not be copy and pasted to the new folder. But that was okay. I just left alone those files I could not copy and delete, and I proceeded to delete all of the other files. The TEMP files that I could not delete did not affect my uninstallation of old sound drivers or the installation of new sound drivers.
2. Browse to Program Files, Creative and delete the Sound Blaster Folder - if you get a file that won't delete, right click on the file, click Properties and clear all the attributes. The file should then be able to be deleted.
3. Empty the Recycle Bin, and reboot the computer.
4. If you wish to install your new sound drivers, do so now. Otherwise, go to the next step. If you do install you new drivers?which I would do?don?t restart after the installation. Do the next two steps first.
5. Click on Start, Run. Type MSCONFIG and press Enter.
6. Select Normal Startup, and press the OK button.
7. Reboot the computer
8. At this point I copy-pasted all those Windows\TEMP files from my new folder back to their proper place in Windows\TEMP. Then I deleted the new folder. While restoring these TEMP files to the Windows\TEMP file, I got a couple of messages telling me these files already existed. I clicked No. That is, I did NOT replace or overwrite any existing files in the Windows\TEMP folder.
9. The new sound drivers should now be working.
Message Edited by Solipso on 04-22-2009 07:6 AMMessage Edited by Solipso on 04-22-2009 07:7 AM

X-Fi Xtreme Gamer with VI

Hopefully somebody mite be able to offer me some help. I had an Audigy 4 and after finding that there was not a lot of chance getting surround working in BF2 I decided to treat myself to an Xtreme Gamer. The first problem I ran into was the BSOD when installing the drivers, just when it seemed it was all about the fire up during installation the speakers would give a little pop and BSOD... I got around this by moving the card to a different PCI slot. I am using the latest current driver (Not Betas) 2.3.002?Now for the weird problem. I got the drivers installed and working but every second time I boot (without fail) Vista does not recognise the sound card is installed, tries to install drivers and can't find drivers for it. If I then try to install the creative driver it just has no effect. If I just cancel this and reboot everything works fine again. Hopefully somebody else may have had this problem and worked out a way around it, but I have spent hours fiddling, going through forums, and through the knowledgebase and can't find anything at all that relates to this. It is one of the weirder PC problems I have encountered. Thanks in advance if anyone has any hints..

Hi, im not tryin to insult ur intelligence but have u checked to make sure the sound is not muted in windows? for some reason my pc mutes the sound randomly when i turn it on (yes im running Vista 64...). This confused the beejesus out of me until i realised what was happening. Now im lucky if my pc actually starts up because of crummy xfi drivers and the BSOD but thats another rant entirely.....
Jason

X-Fi Xtreme Gamer on Windows 7: Installation details

? On X-Fi Xtreme gamer support page there is officially only driver for W7.
What about Alchemy, Console Launcher etc? Is it the same as W Vista?
When I run Creative Software AutoUpdate it says "Critical" for several versions of Console Launcher. The most newer one is the smallest one in MBs. So what should I install. All versions, or just the last one?
Thanx.
Edit: Creative made this really confusing. First of all,? there is no THX console when I download and install driver from web. So, I need to insert Creative disc with old drivers, start the installation and choose only THX to install. It's really annoying. Why don't they implement thx in console installation, or driver installation? Second thing is about AutoUpdate. It says that I need to install all Console Launchers, but in fact every newer version doesn't update the old one, but removes it.

I have major problems with my Xfi in Win 7 64 right now as well. The Console works fine from Vista if you want to download that. Creative is being very lazy about updating there drivers at this point as you can see from all the upset posts in the Win 7 forums. Just hang tight like the rest of us :*(

X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatality and external deco

Hello. I have problems with my X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatality. I connect the sound car to a external Denon decoder?with a RCA Coxial cable. I listen the sounds of computer, but i don?t have dolby or dts sound. In DVD sound in DOLBY ok using Power DVD for example. But, in HD avis for example with AC3, the decoder don?t detect the 5. sound. Looking in Creative online Help I view thar the Creative Console have a option of Dolby and DTS where i can put the mode passthrough to use a external decode, but in my creative consolo this option don?t appear. I probe to uninstall and install again the drivers but don?t work. What happen? How I can resolve??p.d: Sorry for my english, but I don?t speak english. THANKS?EDIT: I have Windows XP SP2Message Edited by tusqui on -05-200702:52 AM

Sorry to hear of your problem, the same thing happened to me when I made the mistake of downloading a "new" driver from the Microsoft Update Website. It was not the proper driver for our soundcard and changed registry settings that shut off the S/PDIF output.
The Problem--this model soundcard does not use hardware to process Dolby Digital or DTS. That is why you are getting Dolby Digital and DTS when you use Cyberlink DVD, the Cyberlink program is decoding it using software.
The Solution--My Digital (S/PDIF) out to external processor worked fine until the Microsoft Update incident.
I shall presume that your problems are also driver related. I tried going back to a restore point...no good.
I tried erasing all remnants of the soundcard driver, and reinstalling from the original CD ROM...no good.
I then entered the registry, and using the search function found all entries which contained the letters S/PDIF, I then looked for those that were shut off (0) and switched them on (). Unfortunately I did all of them at once, so I do not know for sure which ones need to be turned on. However, the good news is then the external processor showed it was receiving raw Dolby Digital and DTS signals.
My Advice--Try going back to a restore point first, if unsuccessful, follow by the deletion of all Soundblaster drivers and reload using your original Soundblaster CD ROM, lastly, if nothing else worked, and you know your way around the registry, use my solution. Important Note--If you are not familiar with the registry--DO NOT MONKEY WITH IT. You could cause much greater problems than you already have.
However, as with all things regarding computers, what worked for me may not work for you. If your sound card never outputted raw Dolby Digital and DTS signals, than perhaps it is a hardware defect. In my case, everything worked until that dog gone Microsoft put that (new) driver out. I will never again use any hardware drivers posted on Microsoft Update. I might suggest going back and reading through the older post on this website, this problem came up right after the Microsoft incident, it was unfortunate that I did not see the post before performing the destructi've download. I hope this information helps in some way.
Good Luck!

X-FI Xtreme Gamer Cannot start (code 10)

Hi!
I've bought a new computer:
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intel i5 2500k
4gb hynix ddr3 *2
windows 7 64bit
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Also i've updated BIOS and installed the lates drivers for my X-FI Xtreme Gamer (SBXF_PCDRV_LB_2_8_005)
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i tried to put it into another PCI and turned off the integrated audio but still it doesn't work.
I've read a lot o people had the same problem, but i couldn't find the solusion of this problem, so i decided to post a new topic.
Please, help me to make the card to work!

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Win7 64-bit + 8GB + PCI X-Fi Xtreme Gamer = Blue Screen

7Win7 64-bit + 8GB + PCI X-Fi Xtreme Gamer = Blue Screen WTF? can't creative write drivers for 2st century systems?
I cannot get this config to work under any circumstance ....tried every conceivable driver (Auzen, Dan K's, CL) ... all it does is install the driver, then blue screen after the driver installs?with?a ?'the device cannot locate any free resources - Code 2" ...
This is an error from a?pre-bus mastering PCI era?e.g. 998.
I?trapped the minidump exception from the BS and looked at it in WinDbg ... faulting module was?a CL .sys file.
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Sound Card Hissing/Crackling All The Sudden (Xtreme Gamer)

Hi All,
I found these forums after doing some searching and not being able to remedy my problem.
I have a computer with an ASUS mobo with the X-Fi Xtreme Gamer card. This combo has been working perfectly for me for over a year. I use windows vista. All the sudden the other day my sound is horrible. The music is buried under hissing and crackling and popping. ? I recently switched recievers so I thought the new one may have an issue with the computer. This was not the case though as the card now isn't working properly with my old reciever as well.
I tried uninstalling the driver, moving the card to a different PCI slot and installing that 2.0 pack. Nothing has worked. ?
The only thing that seems to be ok is when using headphones. This seems very strange as they are going into the exact same jack that my reciever has always been using.
I'm hoping and praying that someone out there may have some advice about what I could try to help my situation. I really don't have the money to get a new card right now and feel like this shouldn't be happening as I have only owned it a little over a year and it has always worked with my configuration.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this!
-Clipper

> I had a problem with lockups and bugs with my sound card, until I reinstalled Daniel's pack.
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jmacguire
?These drivers are meant to solve crackling and pops and do work with NON Titanium cards. I tested this with a PCI-regular Fatality Pro.
http://support.creative.com/downloads/welcome.aspx?nDriverType=#type_
Cheers,
jmacguire

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Hello,?I've a new X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Soundcard, but I'm not able to install it. I tried the CD, the driver on the page and the ISO somewhere in the forum. I get everywhere the same errormessage:?"No audio device that is compatible with this application can be found" I have deinstalled and deactivated the onboard sound in the bios. I have no idea what I can do to solve the problem. greetzM. Schwander?My system:- XP Prof- CPU: Intel Core Duo 2.66- Mainboard: asus p5b-e- graphic card: Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS??

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now my device is found and i can start the installation, but after a several time, there's a bluescreen with something about "h20x2k.sys" written.Message Edited by wuff on 2-04-20070:22 AM

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