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  • Curtis12

    #1

    X-fi trouble

    ok i got a Creative X-fi sound card and when ever i enable the creative Xfi optiona nd turn it to Ultra high it crashes link http://www.soundblaster.com/products...&product=14066
  • Venomous

    #2
    Re: X-fi trouble

    Your talking about Bf2 sound right? You need to have it on game mode

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    • Curtis12

      #3
      Re: X-fi trouble

      yeah, im pretty sure it is, but i dont know how to change it

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      • Supermario

        #4
        Re: X-fi trouble

        Go to Creative in the Start Menu > All Programs. Look for Creative Mode Switcher and move the switch to Game Mode. And your all set.

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        • Curtis12

          #5
          Re: X-fi trouble

          well, that still didnt help, any other suggestions

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          • Supermario

            #6
            Re: X-fi trouble

            Hmm. thats odd I have the same exact sound card and I run it at Ultra High no problems.

            If you encounter this problem, we recommend that you reinstall your Sound Blaster X-Fi drivers as follows:

            1.Download the updated F-Xi series driver from the Creative website

            2.Browse to *:\Audio\Drivers on the X-Fi installation CD (where * is your CD/DVD Rom Drive letter).

            3.Double-click Setup.exe to run the Creative Driver Update Utility.

            4.Under Update Option check the Driver Uninstallation box.

            5.Check the Delete all shared Creative audio driver files box.

            6.Click OK.

            7.Click Yes to the warning that follows.

            8.Click OK to proceed with the uninstallation.

            9.When prompted, click OK to reboot your system.

            10.When your system has rebooted, click Cancel when Windows detects new
            hardware.

            11.Run the downloaded file SBXF_PCDRV_LB_2_07_0004.exe and install the drivers. The other applications that are shipped with the X-Fi may need to be installed from the CD.

            12.Reboot PC when prompted.

            13.Relaunch Battlefield2.

            14.You can now apply Sound Blaster X-Fi settings in the game's audio settings and proceed.

            Note: You can also run Setup.exe from the following location on the hard drive C:\Programs\Creative\Sound Blaster X-Fi\Program.

            Should the problem persist, you can manually search and rename the following three files in your computer, and then install the Sound Blaster X-Fi again.
            CT_OAL.DLL
            OPENAL32.DLL
            WRAP_OAL.DLL

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            • Curtis12

              #7
              Re: X-fi trouble

              ok, well now it wont crash but when i have my headset on it will not turn on it says its not compatible

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              • Supermario

                #8
                Re: X-fi trouble

                Which headset?

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                • Curtis12

                  #9
                  Re: X-fi trouble

                  logitech USB 250

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                  • Supermario

                    #10
                    Re: X-fi trouble

                    Hmm. I am not sure if this sound card supports USB headset but I am not sure. Get more help at www.creative.com

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                    • BigHAZE
                      Member
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 112

                      #11
                      Re: X-fi trouble

                      NO..you can either use the SOUND CARD or the USB HEADPHONES. The USB headphones act as thier own sound card. The only way to get the full benefit of the X-Fi is to get 5.1 headphones and plug them in analog mode.

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                      • Venomous

                        #12
                        Re: X-fi trouble

                        Whoa there is such a thing has 5.1 headphones, those would be sweet

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                        • signa
                          CS-Nation / TGN Staff
                          • Dec 2004
                          • 4191

                          #13
                          Re: X-fi trouble

                          Originally posted by mrpoptart01
                          Whoa there is such a thing has 5.1 headphones, those would be sweet
                          yep!



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                          • AlexIsUber
                            Member
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 459

                            #14
                            Re: X-fi trouble

                            yeah....game mode is only thing.... i didn't risk to install those patches they have on the site and it works perfectly

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                            • Mad Ad
                              Member
                              • Oct 2006
                              • 211

                              #15
                              Re: X-fi trouble

                              XFMC - youll never need to remember to switch to game mode again.

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