The full name of your sound card is Sound Blaster Live! Value CT4780Ĭompatibility drivers can be found at Creative Worldwide Supportĭriver link for Sound Blaster Live! Value CT4780 Creative Worldwide Support > Sound Blaster Live! Value If the sound card is working your sound card name or a unknown device would be listed under device manager.Now just the driver needs to be installed. Now access device manager by pressing Start,right click computer,and click Manage. Usual by pressing A Function key (such as F1, F2, or F3) at black screen of start up.
In fact I think it's better than the X-Fi series overall.ĭon't plug in the external sound card just yet.First disable your on board sound card by entering bios. Alternatively if you like better sound you can get an Asus Xonar DG PCI card for about $29.00 at which is worlds better than any of the aforementioned solutions. If no go situation try your onboard sound, or you can get a cheap PCI soundcard something like an older C-Media 8738 card for about $10.00 US on ebay. My official suggestion for you is if it's not working unseat it with your PC off and the PSU unplugged from power (ground yourself before hand touch the power supply), and reseat it again in the slot or try another PCI slot if you have one then boot up see if your card will be recognized when installing drivers. I DO NOT recommend you do this I am only shedding light on the fact that past creative cards had this issue. In fact I don't recommend you do it at all I only did it because I had a shop and was always building and I got the tip from the old usenet from another builder. If you did this you will want to be touching the power supply and not standing on carpet. What I personally did to get around it was re-seat it with the PC on - you have to be so extremely careful doing this and I did not so much reseat it as just pull it out slightly not all the way and then slowly re-seat. Past Creative cards had that issue from time to time.
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