Windows 7 and c media cmi 9880 driver installation

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5.12.01.0009

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5.12.01.0008

2005-05-05

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5.10.00.5010

2004-03-05

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  • Hello!

    I´ve readed the previous posts about this, but none of the proposed solutions worked for me. :-(
    I´ve tryied the drivers from my OEM manufacturer (MSI motherboard MS-7058), from Intel (chipsets 915P, ICH6 and 82801) and from
    C-Media ones (CMI9880 for XP).
    Then tryied what people says could be Vista compatible ones: UDAX (CMI8768), Realtek (ALC260, 655, 883), SigmaTel and IDT.
    And searched in the listings for Windows Vista Compatibility of course. But no luck.
    Windows hardware administrator refuses to install any of these. Sometimes saying the most updated one is already installed (Intel High Definition Audio)
    and sometimes says the driver isn´t compatible with my hardware.

    I really need mic input. And if possible, but not essential Digital optical sound output. Basic stereo analog sound is ok.
    I´m using Windows 7 RC1 Esp (spanish).

    I think 4~5 years hardware isn´t too old. I don´t want to buy a new audio card.
    If somebody knows about a compatible driver for my onboard CMI9880 for Win7, yell something please!!! ;-)

    Thank you!
    Fernando.

Answers

  • Hello Fernando,

    First you might keep windows update regularly to obtain the latest driver for your device. Note: Drivers on the Windows Update site are directly provided by hardware manufacturers. Microsoft tests drivers in various environments before they are published; however, we cannot guarantee all drivers will work on all hardware platforms as there are too many different models, although their hardware ID are the same as the standard version. In some cases, due to hardware modifications by different manufacturers, the driver updates may cause some error.

    Meanwhile, please understand that Windows 7 is a new operating system and whole driverstore has been reprogrammed; you might wait for another period of time till the retail version is released and push the vendor company to upgrade their device driver. Thanks for your time and understanding!

    For more details, please look at the first Sticky thread at the top of this forum.

    What can I do if my hardware does not work?

    This will give you some guidelines.

    Good Luck!

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      Sunday, June 28, 2009 6:55 PM

  • Hi Fernando

    Like Andy stated, the device drivers on Windows Update are supplied by the device manufacturer. When Windows reports that you have the latest driver installed, it is referring to the latest driver that is available on Windows Update.

    If the manufacturer of the device has newer drivers that are not available on Windows Update, you must go to the website of the device manufacturer to download them.

    Windows Update is offered as a service to hardware/software manufacturers as a way to easily distribute their driver/application updates to Windows Users. Microsoft does not develop third party device drivers, but they do offer these manufacturers assistance while they are developing drivers for their own devices. 

    Hope this helps.

    Thank You for testing Windows 7


    Ronnie Vernon MVP

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      Ronnie VernonMVP
      Sunday, June 28, 2009 6:55 PM

Для полноценной работы встроенной звуковой карты C-media CMI9880 требуется наличие драйвера. Скачать компонент вы можете прямо сейчас с нашего ресурса. Перейдите по ссылке ниже. 

Особенности драйвера

Звуковая карта гарантирует качественное звучание в процессе эксплуатации. Во время использования поддерживается ASIO. Пользователи могут полностью контролировать AC97 кодек. Для увеличения громкости звучания необходимо щелкнуть мышкой в правом нижнем углу экрана по пиктограмме громкоговорителя. Передвиньте ползунок выше или ниже. Если вы являетесь обладателем анонсированной модели устройства, нор у вас нет звука, выполните следующие действия.

  • перейдите в раздел диспетчера устройств;
  • найдите вкладку со звуковой картой;
  • удалите устаревшую версию драйвера;
  • нажмите по кнопке установить;
  • задайте путь к файлу;
  • подтвердите действие и дождитесь завершения загрузки.

С нашего ресурса вы всегда можете скачать актуальные версии драйверов без вирусов и рекламы. Переходите по ссылке ниже, чтобы скачать драйвер для звукового оборудования. 

У мня проблемы со звуком, чип CMI 9880 еле как нашел дрова под висту, но неработает микшер, и все почти игрушки тормозят а звук хрипит, мож кто разобрался с данной проблемой, или кто знает как настроить Xear 3d, а еще лучше перевести текст или часть его:

Windows 7 and C-Media CMI 9880 driver installation

Before I started running the Windows 7 RTM setup and doing my data backups I remembered how challenging it was 3 years ago to install the audio drivers for the onboard sound card CMI 9880. I started to bing (same results for google and I use bing for every search) for Windows 7 audio drivers and no luck, I did bing it again for Windows Vista drivers and there was a few links pointing to some forums where people got insane with the CMI 9880 drivers installation on Windows Vista (at 3 years back from now I was one of them and I kept the same installation during all this time, heheheh). I also tried to get new drivers from the Asus website and there was no new drivers and they also pointed the responsibility to C-Media, even thou I started looking at the C-Media website but even 3 years later there is no Windows Vista drivers, so it was a bit obvious that Windows 7 was no exception. Like thousands of other guys that bought motherboards with the C-Media 9880 integrated (Asus was not the only hardware vendor to integrate this audio chipset), I am extremely disappointed with C-Media, I can guarantee you that I will not spend any single cent in another motherboard or sound card that has any C-Media chipset integrated.

To help you with the audio driver installation of the C-Media CMI 9880 on Windows 7, I present you the following plan:

* Unplug all the jacks of your audio system from the Onboard Sound Card back panel (the smart jack function will mess with the driver installation);
* Download the CMI 9880 driver version 09.59.73 flexbass from the link below:

UDAX009-AZA10-Logo09.59.73-flexbass.zip — http://cid-0fa4fd9b4dcab3bc.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/P%c3%bablica/UDAX009-AZA10-Logo09.59.73-flexbass.zip

* Unzip the file and browse into the the folder where you can see the “setup.exe” file, right-click on it and select “Properties”, click on the “Compatibility” tab, mark the checkbox “Run this program in compatibility mode for” and select “Windows XP SP2”;
* You need to run the setup process has an Administrator so that the setup process can complete successfully the registry changes related to the Xear 3D system tray icon (Audio control panel to manage the audio configuration). I have tried to run it before without elevating the admin privileges and the icon did not showed up at the System tray. To avoid that issue right-click on the setup.exe file and chose the option “Run as Administrator”.
* Reboot the machine;
* Open the Xear 3D icon from the System tray (don’t forget that by default Windows 7 will hide several system tray icons, you need to expand the system tray to see the Xear 3D icon) or from the Control Panel (read the “Note 2” if you can’t find it there);
* Plug in all the jacks from your audio system and set the right configuration (it does support 2.1, 4.1, 5.1 and 7.1 sound systems);

Note 1: Even after running the setup.exe with elevated privileges if for some reason the Xear 3D (C-Media 3D Audio Configuration) system tray icon is not showing, you can do the following changes to enable it:

The Xear 3D is a control panel application that came integrated on the Audio driver, it can be found at “C:Windowssystemcmicnfg.cpl”, basically what you need to do is to run a shell command (RunDll32 cmicnfg.cpl,CMICtrlWnd) for the cmicnfg.cpl during the system startup. It can be done by doing the following registry changes:

Under the reg key “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun” create a string value with the following specification:

Name: Cmaudio
Type: REG_SZ
Data: RunDll32 cmicnfg.cpl,CMICtrlWnd

Restart the computer and the Xear 3D icon will be available on the system tray (don’t forget that by default Windows 7 will hide several system tray icons, you need to expand the system tray to see the Xear 3D icon).

Note 2: Like on Vista the Xear 3D icon that will give you access to the C-Media 3D Audio Configuration should be available on the Windows Control Panel as well, the thing is that the default view of the Windows 7 Control Panel is shown by categories and for some reason the Xear 3D icon is not shown there, to be able to see the icon you just need to sort the view by “large icons” or “small icons” or for instance if you are a kind of geek you can run shell commands to open the Windows Control Panel by running shell:ControlPanelFolder which will show you the Control Panel with the Large icons view. :)

Note 3: The plan didn’t work for you? RTFM, follow it carefully and you will not have any issue during this installation.

R-Tape Loading error,
Luis Rato

Before I started running the Windows 7 RTM setup and doing my data backups I remembered how challenging it was 3 years ago to install the audio drivers for the onboard sound card CMI 9880. I started to bing (same results for google and I use bing for every search) for Windows 7 audio drivers and no luck, I did bing it again for Windows Vista drivers and there was a few links pointing to some forums where people got insane with the CMI 9880 drivers installation on Windows Vista (at 3 years back from now I was one of them and I kept the same installation during all this time, heheheh). I also tried to get new drivers from the Asus website and there was no new drivers and they also pointed the responsibility to C-Media, even thou I started looking at the C-Media website but even 3 years later there is no Windows Vista drivers, so it was a bit obvious that Windows 7 was no exception. Like thousands of other guys that bought motherboards with the C-Media 9880 integrated (Asus was not the only hardware vendor to integrate this audio chipset), I am extremely disappointed with C-Media, I can guarantee you that I will not spend any single cent in another motherboard or sound card that has any C-Media chipset integrated.

To help you with the audio driver installation of the C-Media CMI 9880 on Windows 7, I present you the following plan:

  • Unplug all the jacks of your audio system from the Onboard Sound Card back panel (the smart jack function will mess with the driver installation);
  • Download the CMI 9880 driver version 09.59.73 flexbass from the link below:

UDAX009-AZA10-Logo09.59.73-flexbass.zip – http://cid-0fa4fd9b4dcab3bc.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/P%c3%bablica/UDAX009-AZA10-Logo09.59.73-flexbass.zip

  • Unzip the file and browse into the the folder where you can see the “setup.exe” file, right-click on it and select “Properties”, click on the “Compatibility” tab, mark the checkbox “Run this program in compatibility mode for” and select “Windows XP SP2”;
  • You need to run the setup process has an Administrator so that the setup process can complete successfully the registry changes related to the Xear 3D system tray icon (Audio control panel to manage the audio configuration). I have tried to run it before without elevating the admin privileges and the icon did not showed up at the System tray. To avoid that issue right-click on the setup.exe file and chose the option “Run as Administrator”.
  • Reboot the machine;
  • Open the Xear 3D icon from the System tray (don’t forget that by default Windows 7 will hide several system tray icons, you need to expand the system tray to see the Xear 3D icon) or from the Control Panel (read the “Note 2” if you can’t find it there);
  • Plug in all the jacks from your audio system and set the right configuration (it does support 2.1, 4.1, 5.1 and 7.1 sound systems);

Note 1: Even after running the setup.exe with elevated privileges if for some reason the Xear 3D (C-Media 3D Audio Configuration) system tray icon is not showing, you can do the following changes to enable it:

The Xear 3D is a control panel application that came integrated on the Audio driver, it can be found at “C:Windowssystemcmicnfg.cpl”, basically what you need to do is to run a shell command (RunDll32 cmicnfg.cpl,CMICtrlWnd) for the cmicnfg.cpl during the system startup. It can be done by doing the following registry changes:

Under the reg key “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun” create a string value with the following specification:

Name:            Cmaudio
Type:            REG_SZ
Data:            RunDll32 cmicnfg.cpl,CMICtrlWnd

Restart the computer and the Xear 3D icon will be available on the system tray (don’t forget that by default Windows 7 will hide several system tray icons, you need to expand the system tray to see the Xear 3D icon).

Note 2: Like on Vista the Xear 3D icon that will give you access to the C-Media 3D Audio Configuration should be available on the Windows Control Panel as well, the thing is that the default view of the Windows 7 Control Panel is shown by categories and for some reason the Xear 3D icon is not shown there, to be able to see the icon you just need to sort the view by “large icons” or “small icons” or for instance if you are a kind of geek you can run shell commands to open the Windows Control Panel by running shell:ControlPanelFolder which will show you the Control Panel with the Large icons view. 🙂

Note 3: The plan didn’t work for you? RTFM, follow it carefully and you will not have any issue during this installation.

R-Tape Loading error,
Luis Rato

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