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What do you want to do with your creative sub and your stereo receiver ?
The Creative Sub has been built for the PC
and doesn't design for RCA Jacks...
if I understand your question you are gonna connect your sub to the receiver ... if so... then you need 3.55 mm audio jack to RCA Audio convertor...
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please load windows xp 64 bit . it will work well. also check the temperature of motherboard and processor in bios if temperature high use good heat sink and cpu fan .
Are you sure that the Default Device is the one you recently installed the driver too? KB888111 < Is that a hotfix? If you need more help E-mail or IM me on [email protected]
There are a couple things that you need to look at. The first is your power supply. I've had computers seeming to run fine with no video. Turned out to be bad power supplies. Does your video card require a power connection? Many high-end video cards need an external power connection. If the card has a power connection, use it. Have you gone in and checked the cmos settings? What does it say (if anything) for the default video? Now remove all connections to drives (hard drive and CD and try for video. Try it. Next, if possible, swap out memory. After you've tried everything (including maybe burning incense), time to try a new motherboard.
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