Jabal

Hello, I have recently removed my old sound blaster32 to replace with a more advanced model and have had encountered dificulties with the driver installation. Posting at Creative's site has been helpful, but no person there has ever encountered this particular error. The model number is: CT4760 using IRQ 11 and address DC00-DC1F after initiating a clean install...(removing all .dll's nad executables, uninstalling drivers,etc.) Removing the card, powering back up, shutting off the system, and then installing into any available PCI slot, letting the O/S detect it, seems to work ok. However, at the point where I begin to install the drivers(either the downloaded ones from creative's site or off the original install CD, I encounter this message : Program Error _INS5576_MP.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created. I wonder if anyone has a solution to using the drivers so that I can actually use the advanced features of this sound card... like the Live! Drive, audio support for various apps and games that I enjoy, etc. My system: Intel P3-800Mhz Tekram P6Pro-A+ w/Apollo Pro 133 VIA chipset(latest patch) w2k(all patches and security updates)sp2 Thanks in advance, Jabal

Hi, Have you tried to acquire the drivers from HP? http://www.hp.com/cposupport/swindexes/hppavilion18928_swen.html Good luck, -J

Nope... no virus here! Have the latest library installed and periodically check with secondary anti-virus application. Now, just for kicks... I've managed to get the card to work using only the default drivers, however, when any CGI is running(usually in game video sequences... like Jedi Knight II, and others... the audio and video "chudder" to the point where it resembles a slide show. This is the reason why I have been trying to get the driver from creative to work, but every time I attempt to installit, the same anomaly persists. Argh..! -J

Hi Sampson, Thanks for the advice, however, at this time the only cards that are installed are video(AGP slot) and the enigmatic audio card. My intention is to reduce all possible conflict so as to more effectively diagnose the problem, but, it still remains. -J