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Bad sound on win7 64bit

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My sound card works in both the 32bit and 64bit versions of xp and in the

32biy\t version of win 7 RC. But in win7 64bit when I play a sound file.

It plays for a few seconds then becomes distorted and then the sound

stops. I'm using the latest drivers from creative as of 7/22/2009.

I found this solution in the creative labs forums which worked for me.

Using msconfig limit memory to 4095MB.

when I go back to 4096 \MB the problem returns


Sounds like more bad drivers from Creative (that's half the reason I don't buy anything from them anymore).

  • 1 month later...

I would agree that this is a driver issue, especially since you say that by changing the amount of memory by 1MB, it will work.

That sure sounds like the driver is having issues with memory mgmt.

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I got tired of looking for a solution amd I'm using the onboard sound.

more recent ones:

Umm, not the same at all?

you posted an audigy driver pack by daniel_k, so did i.

the ones i posted also list support for windows 7.

can you please tell me how they are "not the same at all"?

aside from one being a .iso

So they finally decided not to sue him. Go figure.

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Thanks for all the help, but I'm using an x-fi sound card.

Sorry I blew it and didn't sayso in my first post.

daniel_k makes an x-fi pack as well, i just can't seem to find it at the moment.

it must be somewhere on that creative forum.

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I googled daniel_k and x-fi and found a link on a blog last night

Just finished reinstalling the sound card and drivers

and its working now.

Thanks again

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