Audigy SB 1394 DRIVER can't find it on creative suport.

[pindordan]

Hi , I can not find anywhere on the web Audigy SB 1394 audio DRIVER: does not apear listed even on suport at Creative web page, they just scued us! Please help!

 

[ksiemb]

Hi , I can not find anywhere on the web Audigy SB 1394 audio DRIVER: does not apear listed even on suport at Creative web page, they just scued us! Please help!

(Turn off power with each shutdown)
1. Shut down
2. Remove sound card
3. Restart
4. Shut down
5. Replace sound card
6. Restart
7. On system start, when asked if you want to install drivers for new device.
choose to search Windows update. Correct drivers should be found.

 

[pindordan]

Hi,
that's what I did first, when I put the audio-card in, and as usually(99,888%) windows did not find the suitable driver for it and asked further: "if your hardware came with an instalation cd please insert...bla bla bla" any other ideas? ...oh I use Windows XP
Thanks for answering

(Turn off power with each shutdown)
1. Shut down
2. Remove sound card
3. Restart
4. Shut down
5. Replace sound card
6. Restart
7. On system start, when asked if you want to install drivers for new device.
choose to search Windows update. Correct drivers should be found.

 

[ksiemb]

Hi,
that's what I did first, when I put the audio-card in, and as usually(99,888%) windows did not find the suitable driver for it and asked further: "if your hardware came with an instalation cd please insert...bla bla bla" any other ideas? ...oh I use Windows XP
Thanks for answering

1) - Try Windows update.

2) - Search by vendor and device code listed in Device Manager.
If you go in device manager, Expand Network Adapters, (or whichever device you need driver for)
Right click properties, go in details for the device driver.
You will see a code like per example VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS...

The VEN code means vendor and the DEV code means device: in this case the vendor is 8086 and the device is 27D8.

Once you have the two codes, go to www.pcidatabase.com.
Enter the two codes and you should get the name of your hardware. From there you can search for a driver download for your hardware

 

[goodolpc]

There is a different page on the Creative website for legacy (older) devices.

CLICK HERE for the legacy driver download page for Creative products such as Audigy, Live!, PCI128, AWE64, etc

You can also download the applications that came with the card such as wave editor, mixer, etc.


For example, I have a sound blaster 1394 audigy 2. The driver is HERE