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Yeah, that's it... Well, assuming its the only soundcard you have, it seems to be alive, my dead 1212m didn't show up there.

I remember there was an issue with some audigy's eeprom being overwritten, I wonder if the same applies to e-dsp cards.

if you have the patience:

http://www.driverheaven.net/audio-gener ... y-bug.html

the ressemblance:

But , but... So this is a lost case eh? (thanks for the quick responses)

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Hi, I'm new to this site and stumbled across it whilst looking for an answer regarding my EMU 0404.

Basically its the same problem as you guys, I have tried the virgin install of the 0404 many times now but to no avail.

I get the same messages regarding there not being a 'supported product' on the system, however the system recognises it as a 'Multimedia Audio Controller."

I have updated my bios to the newest drivers as well as downloading the newest 0404 drivers.

I have also disabled the onboard stuff.

I have a feeling it is something to do with ASUS motherboards and their compatability.

Basically, my question is whether anyone has had a successful work around of this problem?

Many thanks,

Paul.


My specs are:

Intel Qual Core Q6600
4GB RAM
NVIDIA GEforce 8500GT
Windows XP Pro SP2

Hi, I'm new to this site and stumbled across it whilst looking for an answer regarding my EMU 0404.

Basically its the same problem as you guys, I have tried the virgin install of the 0404 many times now but to no avail.

I get the same messages regarding there not being a 'supported product' on the system, however the system recognises it as a 'Multimedia Audio Controller."

I have updated my bios to the newest drivers as well as downloading the newest 0404 drivers.

I have also disabled the onboard stuff.

I have a feeling it is something to do with ASUS motherboards and their compatability.

Basically, my question is whether anyone has had a successful work around of this problem?

Many thanks,

Paul.


My specs are:

Intel Qual Core Q6600
4GB RAM
NVIDIA GEforce 8500GT
Windows XP Pro SP2

If there is an IRQ conflict, the install program may not be able to identify the card. The same can happen if the card is damaged. With the card inserted in a PCI slot, consult the site's FAQs Section and use the Q/A #6 & #13 items to get your IRQ table and post back with that.

Also, include your computer make/model and/or motherboard/cpu combination, along with the installed ram, video card, hard & optical drive(s) configuration, and another attached peripherals...

Jmail... thanks for answering...

Here is some screenshots of what I am getting, and some info on my specs:




I use a NVIDIA GEforce 8500GT video card, and have 3 hard drives configured for OS/PRODUCTION/Music + samples

My motherboard is a ASUS P5N-E SLI, and the computer was custom built.

Many thanks.

The board only has 2 PCI slots, which may make life with an 0404 difficult. Then again, you might be able to get it to work. If you don't have any driver installed at all, then with the computer shut-down, remove the 0404 from the computer. If there is a driver installed, remove it (un-install). You might also open the Hardware Manager and "un-install" that "Creative Audigy". Boot into Windows without the 0404 in a slot. That should clear the Windows' registry. Since the Windows stuff now says "Creative Audigy...", and there isn't an IRQ assigned for a WDM Audio Device (or something of that nature) in the IRQ list, then the computer identified your 0404 as an Audigy. That can happen if you don't cancel the "New Hardware Found..." wizard after you've inserted the 0404, or if you install Windows with the EMU card inserted in the slot, or if the card is damaged.

After you've re-booted into Windows without the card, shut-down and re-insert the 0404, only this time, put it in the #2 PCI slot instead of the #1. Leave the case open for that "just-in-case" scenario. Boot-up into Windows and cancel the "New Hardware Found..." wizard. (If one doesn't come up, then Windows has once again identified the card as a Creative Audigy, which isn't good, and you'll get nowhere. Post back if that happens.) Install the EMU drivers from the EMU Download Site. Run the IRQ table again, and see what you have. Post back with that IRQ table.