Volume at MAXIMUM on startup

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  1. Topaz
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    bansh said:
    Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Series Beta Driver 2.18.0013
    Creative Console Launcher 2.61.09

    Are both Version that i have installed and no problems with! :)

    Use the creative.com website and give them a try!
    Installing these seems to have fixed my issue. I removed whatever driver I was already using and installed the BETA driver, restarted and found the volume to still be at maximum. Once I installed the CCL, adjusted the volume and restarted, the volume was still set at what it was when I shutdown.

    Awesome, cheers bansh
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  3. r00o9huy
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    Always welcome!
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