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"PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message news:uyQBztDuCHA.2028@TK2MSFTNGP11...
"Adam" <adam@no_thanks.com> wrote in message
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| > Did you, or didn't you, get rid of it?
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| Yes, there's no more ESS anything in Device Manager.
| I meant I'll keep searching.

> So, ESS is gone. But you still are unable to fully install SB Live!?

I think that SB Live! is installed correctly now since
I followed phone instructions from Creative's tech support.
I guess I'll go hunt for missing system files that
are needed by the drivers.    :(


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| > Well, I definitely have some Adobe in here, the free Acrobat Reader,
| > but you may have more. Did you buy their stuff?
| > I guess they know what they're doing. I do not get this message in DrWatson.
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| Yes, I have licenses for other Adobe apps.
|

> OK, I guess they are OK and wouldn't worry about DrWatson on Adobe.

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| | <unknown> has altered Windows system files.
| |
| | Module Name: <unknown>
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| > This one bears investigation. What is "unknown"?
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| I have no idea.  This seems hard to investigate.

It should be SFC that finds the error, but that is tough to use, especially if it's never been
primed.

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| | > (4) R-Clk My Computer, Properties, Device Manager tab.
| | >       Are there red/yellow ?'s/!'s on any icons? (If you end up in
| | >   blank Windows Help Troubleshooting screens,
| | >   they can easily be restored: "START, Find, F&F, Tshoot.inf";
| | >   R-Clk it & select "Install".)
| |
| | There used to be problems but I was finally able to
| | get rid of the error and warning flags somehow.
| | It's a long story involving many reinstalls, booting into Safe Mode,
| | selectively editing the (Enum key in the) registry, etc.
| | But, the Device Manager tab looks very clean now.
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| > Excellent. Some day I'd like to hear it.
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| The only part that may be interesting is the selective editing of
| the registry.  All I did was export the key:
| HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum
| and looked for anything to do with ESS.
| Then, went into the registry and removed that
| subkey.  I think that's how I was finally able to
| get rid of ESS from the Device Manager list.
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| And then, uninstalling via ESS's "setup.exe" program
| (even though it may have been a newer version)
| probably got rid of the actual files also.

Not to mention "Disable in this hardware profile"?
OK, concentrate on SB Live!, so you can get sound back.

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Thanks & Good Luck,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net