Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound Card Driver Download
I have a TB santa cruz sound card. I am unable to find any drivers that work with WinXP. It seems since I upgraded to SP2 the card crashes my computer when I try and reinstall it. The old OEM drivers won't install correctly. I have tried everything to get the card reinstalled. Perhaps it's just a hardware failure.
Is there any sound card out there that you don't have to change connections between headphones and speakers manually? The TB Santa Cruz had an option called 'versa jack' where you could assign each output to a different jack on the card so you could change the output source in the control panel rather than physically unplugging and changing the connectors. Any suggestions for a reasonably prived replacement card for this? I thought he may be having a problem with the location by suggesting he move it to another PCI slot, because I was using the TBSC with WinXP Pro SP2 using the drivers off the installation CD. I did have to relocate its PCI location to get it to work right though, with 5 PCI slots it ended up in the 3rd slot before it settled down. It doesn't make sense why it would work on my machine problem free and not his, unless its becoming hardware particular, but I really don't think SP2 is the problem, just amplifying the problem. I, too, put a Santa Cruz in my new computer with WinXP updated with SP2 running an A-64 on my DFI motherboard.
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It works great with what I think is the latest driver (sc 4193). See the Turtle Beach site for driver info: This is pasted from that page: sc_4193.exe 25255816 06-27-03 DRIVER WDM FINAL v.4193 Windows 2000, XP, Millennium, 98se This is the latest and the greatest Driver available. It is not Microsoft Signed. It will not make your System unstable. It has been THOROUGHLY tested and used for over 2 years. Download persona 4 episode 1 sub indo. Features: 5.1 Gaming, WMA Pro, EAX 2.0 functionality. I have the drivers you need.
I was running xp pro with service pack 3 installed without any problems. E-mail me at JTOhneth@aol.com My current problem is that it does not work with Windows 7 the system crashes. There's a Chinese user who has written drivers for 32-bit Vista and Windows 7. The instructions online are in Chinese but they are well-illustrated with screen shots of the Windows installation dialog boxes and could almost certainly be followed without reading Chinese.
Drivers are at Microsoft's site indicates that the Santa Cruz is compatible with 32-bit Vista and Windows 7; the Turtle Beach site indicates that it is not. The Chinese user apparently is out ahead of them both. A Web forum describes a kludge for Vista: you need XP in a separate partition on the same computer, install the Santa Cruz in the Vista/Windows 7 partition and then address a different set of drivers in the XP partition.
But the forum only describes use with beta versions of Vista. And says nothing about whether the kludge works with Windows 7 or with 64-bit versions. I'm splitting the following URL because it gets abbreviated in the preview of this message. At windrivers.com, go to /archive/index.php/t-77319.html Hope this helps, and please write back to report your experiences.
There's a Chinese user who has written drivers for 32-bit Vista and Windows 7. The instructions online are in Chinese but they are well-illustrated with screen shots of the Windows installation dialog boxes and could almost certainly be followed without reading Chinese. Drivers are at Microsoft's site indicates that the Santa Cruz is compatible with 32-bit Vista and Windows 7; the Turtle Beach site indicates that it is not. The Chinese user apparently is out ahead of them both. A Web forum describes a kludge for Vista: you need XP in a separate partition on the same computer, install the Santa Cruz in the Vista/Windows 7 partition and then address a different set of drivers in the XP partition. But the forum only describes use with beta versions of Vista. And says nothing about whether the kludge works with Windows 7 or with 64-bit versions.
I'm splitting the following URL because it gets abbreviated in the preview of this message. At windrivers.com, go to /archive/index.php/t-77319.html Hope this helps, and please write back to report your experiences. I've been having a lot of problems with this exact situation actually. My step dad kicked down his old Dell Dimension 8250 to me which i had to wipe and install Win7 ultimate x32, which it wasnt built to support but it does relatively well (im thinking about downgrading to Win XP but thats another story).