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I would try 2 additional steps.
1 on the pci device I would r-klick and disable it.
2 contact gateway and or creativelabs.
Did you try removing both pci and soundcard, do a scan for new harware and use the w2k drivers for the soundcard ?
You should receive only 1 device then
Leopold
by fathom
I disabled the pci device. Nothing different. I contacted gateway and creativelabs. Gateway said:
Aaron, please note that we do not support retail versions of Operating Systems. You need to contact Microsoft directly. I understand that you have support questions regarding the Microsoft Windows 2000 Retail Upgrade Version. If you purchased the software from Gateway Add-On Sales or at our Accessory Store at www.Gateway.com, Microsoft will fully support this software.
Creative labs just gave me a driver which didn't do anything. Microsoft just said to switch from "autosense" to "digital", which didn't do anything. I removed both the pci and soundcard; did a scan for new hardware and used the w2k drivers to no avail.
Take a look at my google search.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22Creative+Sound+Blaster+AudioPCI+128D%22
(1 line of course, in case it wont work its a search on "Creative Sound Blaster AudioPCI 128D" (with the qoutations)
also happens in xp, they are saying to run a .exe and in the On the Settings tab, in the Output Mode list, click Digital, and then click OK.
Leopold
by fathom
I upgraded my mobo driver and I now have sound. Thanks for the input though.
by fathom
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