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:-) do your best Creative, like you always have done, the quality of you products are the best. Anwsering to the Creative, thanks guys I will waiting. Doing so we are helping creating better products for everybody in the end. So I and other like me we 're doing a service and our jobs informing bugs. To the companies know about this issues sometimes they require help of manny people testing. For when you and other installed a new version of the Windows don't have this kind of issues. We are testers e test new versions of The windows, to find out bugs and inform the companies of that bugs. As if you don't know what means a Insider. I did the research (like always I'm not a noob ok Im' a informatic) before installing any version of Windows Insider, and nothing said I will have issues with Control Panel of my sound card. I'm an insider since the begining, I know the risk and how the things work. Report back with your result.I know what a Preview Insider means ok. Search "sound" in the search bar and see if sound blaster appears. Now, try to install that recon 3Di driver you downloaded.

If it does this for you, you are nearly done. It should overwrite your sound blaster driver with a generic sound controller. 3) Go to the Mixer page of the Sound Blaster Omni Control Panel and unmute the Line-In or Micin/Mic Array from both REC and Playback options. 2) Click the Input tab and select Line-In or Mic-in/Mic Array as the default recording device. Have the PC search the web automatically for drivers. For Mac systems, 1) Go to System Preferences and click Sound. Right click on the recon 3Di, and select "update driver software". Double click on "sound, video, and game controllers".Ĭ. Your broken sound blaster driver will forbid it. Next, you CANNOT just install the driver again.

You did uninstall the 3Di control panel software via "add or remove programs"? Yes? Good.Ģ. I really do want to fix this very annoying issue for you:ġ. I'm not trying to sound mean, but you did follow the steps correctly? Let me rephrase them, just to be sure. It works though).įor a more detailed instruction set, see my above post (it's kind of long). (Sorry the link is so huge I just copy/pasted the URL, and that is what it looked like. Reinstall the sound blaster drivers/control panel package from dell's website. Have windows install generic sound drivers via device managerģ. Uninstall the 3Di control panel via add/remove programsĢ. Just to make sure you are doing what fixed mine:ġ. You are correct that sound blaster makes no mention of 3Di on their website (as far as I can see). 3Di is a chipset attached to the motherboard, while a PCe is a separate hardware that plugs into the motherboard (a sound card). I do understand that the 3Di is completely different from the PCe version. Just to make sure I understand you correctly: you did attempt to uninstall the sound blaster control panel, remove the sound blaster drivers, and reinstall the sound blaster drivers and control panel?ĭid you successfully complete all of these steps, or did you get stuck on one of them (if so, which one)?