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Did you choose, last known good config from the Window's boot start menu you access by pressing F8?<br />
or<br />
If you go into the device manager list in safe mode, can you chose to &quot;roll back&quot; driver from the &quot;Driver&quot; folder in the sound card properties?
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Did you choose, last known good config from the Window's boot start menu you access by pressing F8?
or
If you go into the device manager list in safe mode, can you chose to "roll back" driver from the "Driver" folder in the sound card properties?

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Had a similar problem with my XFi. &nbsp;Had to disable the hardware in safe mode device manager to boot into normal mode. &nbsp;
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Had a similar problem with my XFi.  Had to disable the hardware in safe mode device manager to boot into normal mode.  

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Yes I did go to last known configuration to no avail. I will try to roll back the driver and disable the hardware
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Yes I did go to last known configuration to no avail. I will try to roll back the driver and disable the hardware

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following this eliminated the problem<br />
thanks.<br />
bob
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following this eliminated the problem
thanks.
bob

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You're very welcome, thank you.<br />
Jon
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on the last leg of the creative driver update install the system went out for a web4 update. &nbsp;i would estimate midway through the installation the blue screen appeared. I can get to the desktop in safe mode, have removed the creative software, did two system restores and still have a blue screen. Ran regfix no difference made. system has been fine up to this point.<br />
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Dell Gen 3<br />
4Gb Ram<br />
50gb free on hard drive<br />
XP Professional SP2<br />
I appreciate recommendatons
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on the last leg of the creative driver update install the system went out for a web4 update.  i would estimate midway through the installation the blue screen appeared. I can get to the desktop in safe mode, have removed the creative software, did two system restores and still have a blue screen. Ran regfix no difference made. system has been fine up to this point.

Dell Gen 3
4Gb Ram
50gb free on hard drive
XP Professional SP2
I appreciate recommendatons

Blue screen after Creative Driver Install

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