SB AUDIGY win7

Hi,
I got this sound card...audigy sb0090 with sb1394 support...i don't have driver cd and win 7 is recognizing it as multimedia audio controller i tried looking for driver and software but noting seemed to b working,,,i got a driver from creative site that is also not functioning i mean my creative inspire 5.1 5200 is not giving sound from all speakers and is working like 2.1 with that driver.. although i did setting from Control Panel to 5.1surround system....now please help me by giving a complete software link that can help me in configuring my speakers and card....thanks....

http://www.anpo.republika.pl/sb0090/a1-duze.jpg

Have you tried this:

Hardware Helper Online: Audigy sound card drivers

fd369 welcome to the Seven Forums.

Don't know if you seen or tried it yet but this,

SB Audigy Series Support Pack 3.8 (04/19/2010) - Creative Labs

but it should work with that card no problem. I have used it with both an Audigy 4 and an Audigy ES (same as your card minus the firewire port) in Windows 7 (both 32 bit and 64 bit) with no problems.

@ seekermeister hardware helper not listing my sound card in update list so i reckon i already had driver....

Right now i had this driver
Creative SB audigy 6.0.1.1377

@stormy13 no not yet...Let me try i wish that it could support win7 and my creative inspire 5.1 5200 speakers....will update you asap..!

@stormy13.....driver worked i ran it in xp sp3 compatibility mode and it worked fine....I can set speakers to 5.1 surround system from EAX Panel....but sound is coming from front speaker only no response from rear, center and sub-woofer,,,,??

Unless the source is 5.1 you need to turn on CMSS3D in the Creative Audio Console,



to get 5.1/surround sound.

What is the source of the sound that you are testing with? If it is stereo, it would play in that fashion.

well i already turned CMSS 3D surround mode

for testing purpose i am using .mp3 file but unsure whether it's support 5.1 digital or not ?

There is a very good chance that it doesn't support it. The thing to do would be to find a file that you know is 5.1 to test with.