Strange question guys hoping Chris from Microsoft can weigh in on this. I have to put an older sound card in my machine (Sound Blaster Live 5.1). My speakers quit working (2. My Passport Wd Driver Windows 10. 1 set) and my niece gave me a set of Creative 5.1 speakers. Unfortunately the onboard sound doesn't support 5.1 (god only knows how long I've had this card).

To my question.will the native Windows 10 drivers run that SB Live card and will it run the 5.1 speakers? Creative isn't doing drivers for this card for 10. Realtek Microphone Driver Windows 10 here. To those of you that say get a new card.no can do. I have 2 internal cdroms (cdrom and dvd) and need to be able to hook the audio for both to the sound card.

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The newer SB cards don't support that hookup. You think that's wierd? Check out how I have to hook up the 5.1's. It involves 2 computers, first (if the above answer is positive) with a 5.1 sound card and the second with regular 2.1 sound card, a set of 5.1 speakers and a KVM switch with audio support. Cabling will be strange but should work electrically.

If your interested I'll elucidate further. Could someone please tag Chris from Microsoft?

Hp G42 Drivers For Windows 10. John Krenn wrote: To those of you that say get a new card.no can do. I have 2 internal cdroms (cdrom and dvd) and need to be able to hook the audio for both to the sound card. This bit got me - the analogue 3 (or 4) pin cable you talk of went away with IDE - please don't tell me you're still using IDE and Windows 10 - and if you are not, why do you eve need this connection?