I uninstalled the SoundBlaster Live! program from Control Panel. After I did
that, it got rid of one of the AudioHQ icons. The other one is still there.
I can't uninstall the SoundBlaster Live! Web 2K/XP from Control Panel. It
won't let me. Get this message - can not initialize audio driver - reinstall
audio driver.
I deleted the sound card (Multimedia Audio Controller) from the device
manager. Rebooted, then ran Windows Update, downloaded & installed the new
driver. Rebooted again. went to Start/Programs, there is a Creative folder
with (3) programs in it. Creative AudioHQ, Creative Diagnostics & Creative
Sound Mixer. All (3) of them don't work.
How can I nuke this trash!
Thanks.
jls
"Andrew E" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:008601c3bc30$5307d460$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Uninstall all creative,and sound blaster data,uninstall
> in device mgr.,reboot computer,on desktop,go to windows
> update,let update install drivers for the card.The
> diffrence in software/drivers will be about 18mb less,
> xp uses wmp graphic equalizer interface even when its
> not on(other adj.also),hence,you dont need thier soft-
> ware.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I have a SoundBlaster Live! sound card. I'm having
> problems with the
> >software, I think my drivers are messed up. I've tried
> contacting tech
> >support at Creative Labs, but they don't support the
> products they sell very
> >well. I'm running WinXP Home Edition. (for 2 years)
> >
> >Anyway, in Control Panel, I have two icons called
> AudioHQ. One of them works
> >OK, the other one gives me this message... can not
> initialize audio driver -
> >reinstall audio driver. First of all, there should only
> be one icon, right?
> >Not sure why I have two.
> >
> >When I go to Control Panel/add/remove programs, I have
> two SoundBlaster
> >related programs in there.
> >1.) SoundBlaster Live!
> >2.) SoundBlaster Live! Web2K/XP
> >
> >When I try to remove the SoundBlaster Live! Web2K/XP - it
> launches the
> >install wizard, then the following message comes up... an
> installation
> >support file could not be installed. The system can not
> find the file
> >specified.
> >
> >I'm not trying to install this, I'm trying to remove it.
> Not sure why this
> >is happening.
> >
> >I'd like to completely remove the SoundBlaster software &
> all of it's
> >drivers, then re-install.
> >
> >How can I do this if WinXP won't let me?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >
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