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That A7V880 in my signature had its bios give up the ship. I mean, I was installing XP and the GUI part of the install after the first reboot all of a sudden stopped being able to find files on the cd. I hit reset figuring something just got mucked up in the initial copying...
Yeah, Jeez, of course lots of released hardware have flaws and every so often a driver is released that messes up things. All this stuff is created by people, not machines. People miss things, make mistakes, don't test enough, etc.
The new D-Link DGE-530T gigabyte ethernet driver on Windows...
You can order it by calling their RMA department. That's how I got mine. Just give them the exact description you have there: Digital Audio Connector (6-1 pin SPDIF1) and the model number of your board. They're secretary's so they'll check it first in their parts list, then go to a tech there...
The forum at driverheaven.net has an audio section that has several options for the Creative cards. The latest is a set of hacked Audigy 4 Pro drivers and an ISO of a hacked Audigy 4 Pro cd that is set to be used for Audigy 2 and up. But they also link to sets that work for SBLive's and Audigy...
I've got a Revo 7.1. I'm not using it at the moment, but that doesn't mean much. I constantly change stuff just for fun!
The Revo 5.1 drivers have the Q-Sound EAX instead of Sensaura, if I remember correctly from my browsing around. Check those sites mentioned as well as the 3dsoundsurge...
Go to
http://exuberant.ms11.net/98sesp.html
and
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=91
Those folks have put together a couple of terrific patchs for 98SE. The 98SE Service Pack 2.0 Final and the 98SE2ME program (need a WinMe cd for that to work) make 98 run so well I...