Creative Audigy Audio Processor (WDM)

> Mayham,
>
> Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
> Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
> series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand at
> this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked" some
> Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:
>
> http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1
>
> Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
> information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
> even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
> --
> freddy

>
>
> "freddy" wrote:
>

>> Mayham,
>>
>> Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
>> Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
>> series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand at
>> this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked" some
>> Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:
>>
>> http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1
>>
>> Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
>> information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
>> even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
>> --
>> freddy

>
> THX freddy for the quick answer..
>
> Although i managed to install the software for Audigy and downloaded the
> Vista driver from Creative.
> So right now my speakers r puting out sound all 5.1 of tham.
> Unfortunatly a fiew problems still reamain like it wont open the EAX console
> or the Speaker Calibration n so on....sais i should install some CTSreg.dll
> bla blas n register it.
> No ide what it wants, anyway
>
> THX again

> Search for CTSreg.dll and copy it to your C:\Windows\System32\ directory (if
> it is not already there). Then from an "elevated" command prompt (type cmd
> in the Search box above the Start Orb, and when cmd.exe appears at the top,
> right click on cmd.exe, select "Run as Administrator", and type: regserv32
> CTSreg.dll .
>
> You should receive a confirmation that the dll was successfully registered.
>
> --
> I Bleed Blue and Gold
> GO BEARS!
>
>
> "Mayham Spellings" <MayhamSpellings@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:19BB164A-6AD2-4C1A-AB44-904553329780@microsoft.com...

>>
>>
>> "freddy" wrote:
>>

>>> Mayham,
>>>
>>> Creative has had continued difficulty, or lacked commitment, in developing
>>> Vista compatible drivers for some of its sound cards, including the Audigy
>>> series. I'm not sure where this "Vista driver for Audigy" situation stand
>>> at
>>> this point in time, but I noticed this site that claims to have "hacked"
>>> some
>>> Audigy drivers to make them Vista compatible:
>>>
>>> http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1
>>>
>>> Since I'm not totally familiar with this situation, take a look at the
>>> information at the site to determine whether it has what you need. You may
>>> even decide to participate in that forum to obtain additional information.
>>> --
>>> freddy

>>
>> THX freddy for the quick answer..
>>
>> Although i managed to install the software for Audigy and downloaded the
>> Vista driver from Creative.
>> So right now my speakers r puting out sound all 5.1 of tham.
>> Unfortunatly a fiew problems still reamain like it wont open the EAX console
>> or the Speaker Calibration n so on....sais i should install some CTSreg.dll
>> bla blas n register it.
>> No ide what it wants, anyway
>>
>> THX again

>
>

> No Captain Roberts i had the Audigy 2 ZS drivers not the Platinum since my
> sound card is 2 ZS only.
> THX for the help anyway apritiate it.