I assume it's worth a shot since everything else has failed. I will attempt to install the drivers on my CD that came with systems, but the CD driver is for Windows XP/Vista OS. It even appears Dell is aware of this issue, based upon the fact that they supply a patch for the X-Fi Xtreme, but not for the Titianium.Īlso, when I attempt to initiate a Creative Software AutoUpdate, I ALWAYS get a fatal exception error (or the Blue Screen of Death). I have downloaded many, many drivers from dell support and creative support and the problem with the advanced features still persist.īased on various web forums it appears that Creative is aware of this issue on Windows 7 OS, but I have not been able to find a fix or a patch for this problem. I have talked with Dell tech support for hours over this issue and they can not rectify this issue. I have functional audio, but the advance features such as the Audio Control Panel and THX console do not function. My problem with the sound card began when I upgraded from Vista to Windows 7 running on a 64 bit OS. My device is a Creative SB X-Fi Titanium. I recieve a message that states: 'The audio device supported by this application is not detected. I have incurred the exact same problem in regards to Creative Audio Control Panel not functioning. I had it working before but software updates including dolby atmos software in windows etc broke it a year ago, I didnt bother reinstalling it. I installed it on the latest windows build as of June 23rd 2020. Once thats done, restart your pc, and click on creative console launcher, and everything just works!!!! as you do not want this to update what you already have. This includes the software files that you need, DO NOT install the drivers from this package.Ĭhoose custom installation and install only the software you want, I installed, creative console launcher, auto miode switcher etc, make sure you un check the drivers. Then download files from Daniel k's blog for Next install the xfi home theatre hd from zip file from the link after extracting ofcourse, use a free program called 7zip. use revo uninstaller (google for an older free version) to uninstall all creative stuff and delete things from the registry.

I have the auzentech xfi home theatre hd and after much frustration i finally figured it out. Some of this has been sourced from DanielK, whom liked to adjust the version numbers on some of the applications for reasons only known to him. Sound Blaster Plugin 圆4 Edition for Microsoft Media Center 3.21.02Ĭreative Audio Processing Object Interface Module 3.62.0.0Ĭreative Audio Engine Licensing Service 1.00.02 Sound Blaster Plugin for Microsoft Media Center 3.11.02 !BEtkWKDb!FFZ8M-UY0fsan_qQsexNuZls1nKExJkfetEEPXyeupo

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