4Dwave-dx sound card drivers

[Cpt.Crunch]

I've been looking for a while for working Windows 2000 drivers for the Trident 4dwave-dx sound card. So far I have been unsuccessful. I am hoping someone on this forum might know where I can locate this driver. Trident tech support is pretty crappy, much like their products. Thanks in advance.

[ 17 February 2002: Message edited by: Cpt.Crunch ]

[Spider]

Hi Cpt.Crunch
This is suppose to be win2k (http://nblask.interfree.it/4DWave_DxNx_W2k.zip).

[Cpt.Crunch]

I was able to install it, and unlike some other drivers I have tried, it didn't give me a blue screen. However, I still don't have sound. The yellow speaker appears in the tray. The sound card appears in my device manager. But whenever I try to play a .wav file in Sound recorder, it doesn't play. I don't hear the sound, nor do I see it playing. The program still responds, however. I have not tried other types of sound files. Any ideas?

Forgot to mention that the volume is turned all the way up, so that is not the problem.

[ 18 February 2002: Message edited by: Cpt.Crunch ]

[Spider]

Win2K is pretty unforgiving with plug n' play.

If you have a device that doesn't come easy to Win2K then
chances are it just isn't going to go. I just swapped a Linksys
NIC out of a IBM Netvista machine because I was just tired of
trying to make it install. I put in a 3COM and it went right in no
probs.

Windows98/ME seems to be more forgiving with the 16/32bit
but Win2K is pure 32 and the device drivers just have to be thinking
the same way.

You can try the Preferred device settings in Volume Control
(right-mouse Adjust). If you have played with all preferred device
settings then your going to have to call it a wash and get a different
sound card.

[mora2005]

i wand the driver