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Odd... I got the same error message after installing my Audigy 2. But since
the initial install I have run the "Auto Update" feature on Creative's web
site to update my drivers and now the message has stopped.

Just a note: if you use the Auto Update feature, you have to run it and
reboot several times. It kept finding new updates each time I re-ran it.

Ken

"Herb Kind" <nothanks@notgonnawork.com> wrote in message
news:dpnKa.64791$Io.6094647@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net...
> That's the message I've been getting after most (but not all) reboots
since
> I installed my new Audigy 2 Platinum. For what it's worth, at the same
time
> that I did that install, I reconfigured my IDE drives. I had 2 hard drives
> on one IDE cable and 2 optical drives on another. I had read that it's
> better performance-wise to have your hard drives on different IDE cables,
so
> I figured since I had to move my drives around to make room for the Audigy
2
> drive anyway, I'd go ahead and fix that too. My OS drive and CD-RW were
> already both masters and I left them that way. I just swapped the DVD-ROM
> and the 2nd hard drive. Anyway, when I first rebooted, XP recognized the
> DVD-ROM, CD-RW and soundcard as new hardware and prompted me to install
> drivers, etc. I only did so for the sound card since it was the only truly
> new component. Any ideas on what's going on? My system seems to function
> fine, but getting that error message is unnerving. Below are the details
of
> the error message. I'd appreciate any tips on how to fix this. I'm running
> XP Pro, by the way. Thanks.
>
>
> BCCode : 1000008e BCP1 : C0000005 BCP2 : BF802478 BCP3 : F25488D0
> BCP4 : 00000000 OSVer : 5_1_2600 SP : 1_0 Product : 256_1
>
>