[jblanc03]

The very first time i tried PAX drivers, I literally had to have Robert Mccleland Remote into my PC to make them install properly!

I love his drivers and i refuse to use Creatives, but i WISH they were easy to install.

I always do a Clean uninstall of all Creative stuff from my system using Driver Fusion and removing Creative stuff from registry as well.

I am also making sure Windows Driver Signing is disabled.

I have tried both installing from the setup.exe file and also through the Device Manager. Each time after installation completes.

I am left with either "High Deffinition Audio Device" OR " Creaitve X-fi WDM" in the DEVICE MANAGER!

Same thing would happen with the older versions of his drivers!

Hence why i had to have him literrally log in an somehow make them install right! He kept swapping out different files from the PAX Driver extracted Folder. I dont remember what he did to finally get them working.

Anyway, I just thought i'd start this thread to see if ANYONE here has gone through this at all and knows how to get them to install properly

Please help

 

[chalkbluffgrown]

I have the Titanium HD and I just formatted my system last week. Installing the Titanium HD was very easy. I did not install the drivers from the CD. I used the newest driver version available on Creative's website. It has the Dolby Digital/DTS pack built-in. After rebooting, I used the original CD to install just the volume panel. Lastly, I installed Creative's newest Console Launcher 2.61.53.

Robert McClelland's PAX drivers are a bunch of .ini file modifications. He literally has no idea what he is changing with those packages. Letting him into your machine? Bad idea. He has created a custom installer for his packages which consists of him including modified bitmaps for the installation screens and he modifies some of the original installation scripts. That's it.

His "readme" files state that his drivers give "more crisper" or "more better bass for you." Avoid his stuff like the plague.