where shall i find creative sound blaster PCI128 windows xp driver?
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http://us.creative.com/support/\nhttp://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?Product_ID=1864&Product_Name=Sound+Blaster+PCI+128&DriverLang=1033&OS=9&DriverType=1&sOSName=Windows+2000&details=1
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The fact that you say it is a realtek sound card tells me that it is an integrated sound controller built into the motherboard..  You need to go to the motherboard makers website and download the appropriate drivers.  Their may have been a compatibility issue between the old drivers and sp2.  \n\nIf you don't know the motherboard make and model (often printed on the surface of the motherboard) you can use the bios number that is displayed on the first screen of boot up to track it down.
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you can try at the hp website ( support ) or you can go to the manufacturer of your sound card website
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Go directly to the acer homepage (http://global.acer.com/) as they will have the all the drivers for your laptop (look in the support and downloads part of the website).\n\nFailing that you can also go to creative's website (http://www.creative.com/) as they make the Sound Blaster cards (provided it's a true Sound Blaster and not a compatible.  Or you can also try www.driverguide.com, this is where people just upload drivers for practically anything for other people to use.\n\nHope that helps.
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goto:\nhttp://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false\n\n\nor:\nhttp://drivers.softpedia.com/get/SOUND-CARD/REALTEK/Realtek-AC97-Audio-Driver-382.shtml
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Use the XP drivers.  Rather than running the install programs, go to the Device Manager and select "update driver" for the audio device listed.  When you browse for the files, browse to the XP directory and try the INF files you see listed therein.
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you should always check the manufacturer's website for drivers, typically in a support or download area.  You can also checkout http://www.windrivers.com an excellent =source for drivers. Once you get the driver, extract it to a folder and then when Windows asks the location of the file, point it to you new folder.
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http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/86/86233.htm
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if you know your sound cards manufacture go to www.driversguide.com and get them you will need to reg. first but it is free. you might get Lucky and try the computers man. web site if it is a on-board sound that means it is built in to the mother board
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go to the manufacture's web site of your computer,look for audio drivers.. when downloading them do not save the download ,let it run from location
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Reinstall the driver.  If this doesn't work, open the computer and remove the soundcard from it's port.  This is assuming that it goes tinto an expansion port such as PCI or PCI express.  If it's integrated (built into the motherboard), then you'll need to figure out the model and make of your card (try running DxDiag)and download the drivers.  \n\nThen right-click my computer, and select properties.  Go to the tab called devices and select device manager.  From here, remove the sound card and its drivers and then reboot the system.  Once the system has turned back on reinstall the drivers which you should have downloaded.\n\nHope this helps
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You need to find out what kind of sound card you have, then download the latest drivers. You most probably will have to open up the computer and look at the sound card. It will either be part of the motherboard, or its own card. But somewhere on it it should say a model or manufacturer.
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http://www.cdrom-drivers.com/drivers/6/6512.htm\n\nhttp://www.drivermuseum.com/files/drivers/sound_d.html\n\nYou can also try searching google.  Hope this helps!
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the best thing to do is to actually go to Creative's web site and look for the product's downloads.  Here is a link.\nhttp://www.creative.com/language.asp?sDestUrl=/support/downloads\nYou should look for the actual product under these listings and then look for x64 drivers.  If they don't have it on their site then it doesn't exist.
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if you just bought the sound card it should have came with a setup CD if it didn't then go to the manufacturer's website and download the driver and install it http:www.soundblaster.com or who ever the manufacture was
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Go your sound card's manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers for it. If it's on-board sound, then the motherboard manufacturer is also the sound card's manufacturer
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Go to the manufacturer of the sound cards website and download the drivers for your soundcard.