Cheers Warp2search for this one. Creative released some new drivers for their Audigy series.
These drivers are revision: AUDW-2KDRV-W1-LA and dated 11/01/2001
What´s new?
This release will update the drivers and application software of Sound Blaster Audigy to provide compatibility with Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP.
Update applies to:
Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
Sound Blaster Audigy MP3
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum eX
Download: Sound Blaster Audigy Update
View: Creative Support Center
Note: Please ensure that the installation CD must be installed first before running this update
These drivers are revision: AUDW-2KDRV-W1-LA and dated 11/01/2001
What´s new?
This release will update the drivers and application software of Sound Blaster Audigy to provide compatibility with Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP.
Update applies to:
Download: Sound Blaster Audigy Update View: Creative Support CenterNote: Please ensure that the installation CD must be installed first before running this update
If you use NTFS your data will be protected and your system will be a bit faster but some strange things may occur.
For example, if you are brave enough to swap your motherboard and change it with another, your system will just halt. It will start to load and fail straight away. You can't even run it under safe mode since it will halt trying to find some files from the SYSTEM32 folder.
All your data will be unavailable since NTFS gives this protection until you reinstall XP system again. To give you idea how painful this is on an AMD Athlon 1400 with 256MB of memory, that's a 45 minute trek at least.
So when you install your XP and want to change your board, get ready to install Windows again.
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