'Disk Detector' by the Sound Card does not work

Found an unusual 'fix' for this problem. If I unplug my portable USB cd drive,
(which is a DVD R/W 4.7 Gig drive), the sound card 'Disk Detector' icon
appears on the Task Bar Notification Area, and I am able to play music CDs as
usual.

Does anyone know what is the relation between the USB port and the
Creative Lab Sound Card 'Disk Detector' ?

Okie Noah

P.S. This phenomenon is happening to all of my PCs, since I have the same
Creative Labs sound cards for all of them.


"Road Runner" <beepbeep@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:O4LkwN6xEHA.3368@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
| Hi ... How about uninstall the driver for it , Then shutdown your computer
| and unplug the power to the PC , Then switch the slot where your sound card
| is on to a different slot , repower back up and install the driver again ...
| Also try to find out whether you have the lastest driver too
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|
| "Okie Noah" <okie_noah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
| news:esYXeq8wEHA.3668@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
| >I have tried just about everything except changing BIOS settings in my PC,
| > but still I cannot make the Creative PCI128 sound card in my PC detect the
| > 'Disk Detector' functions. I have dual boot, and running Windows 98SE
| > and Windows XP Pro in the same PC. Everything works when I boot on
| > Win98SE. But the sound card is not detected under Windows XP Pro,
| > even before/after loading the SP2 update.
| >
| > Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
| >
| >
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