SBlive 1024 Blue screens

[benjamat]

Can anyone please help me.
I have upgraded my c533 to a pentium 3 700 and now I keep getting the following blue scrren of death message
fatal Exception at 0028:C16C5A30 in VXD EMU10K1(01)
The screen pops up regularly(I assume when my SV Live accessed) but clears ok when I press any key. I obviously have no sound but I can get rid of these screens by disabling SB live in device manager.
System
Win98
ie 5.5
P111 700e
maxtor 20gb hard drive
Pioneer dvd/cdrom
Creative geoforce GTS
Microsoft intellimouse
128mb PC133
Accton PCI Cheetah network card.

I would be very gratefull for any help.

 

[bryan2010]

You need to get the latest drivers from Creative. There was some issue with the old ones and CPU's faster than 550
Bryan

 

[Angrymarshmello]

Like stated, get the Liveware! 3.0 drivers to correct that problem

 

[newcoll]

I have finally fixed the problem but a point to note is -

I am in the UK and if you refer to europe as your country of origin you get no driver updates available.

The only way I could do this was to access creative usa and download sbliveup etc, this immediately fixed my problem though not before I had re-formatted my hard drive and given myself about 6 hours work in re-installing, all because creative can't be bothered to acknowledge the problem on the european web ste which they direct you to through their driver search system.
Yet another supplier with p--- p--- service.

 

[Arch!]

Count yourself lucky. You figured it out in 6 hours. It took me two days, and countless reinstalls of win'98. All because I could not believe a 'big' company like creative could make such crappy drivers.
And indeed, I too first searched on the european site, and found nothing. I can't believe they still haven't corrected this! (that would have saved me at least a day!)

The problem was the new coppermine core of the Intel CPU's I believe. Fact remains : creative should pay more attention to it's drivers, and their different websites worldwide.
It's just plain stupid to not update all their websites with the most recent info/drivers at the same time!

Arch!