Windows 10: cmi8768 sound card drivers windows 10

Hi,
I have a generic sound card pci with the chipset cmi8768. (C-media)
I cant find anywhere driver for windows x64.
It is not supported in 10?
Thnks


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Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

That sucks.... Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

Why does windows 10 make me re install my sound card drivers windows wants to update ?????

 

Mic and record in on my creative sound card reset themselves to 0 and shuts the speaker emblem off everytime with in a short period or seconds

Hi Earl,

There are several factors which might have caused the issue, viz., a compatibility discrepancy with the sound card driver and System, or the sound card driver may no longer compatible with Windows 10. Since the sound card worked with Windows 7, may we know
if you have tried updating the driver on your Windows 10 PC, or have you tried downloading the latest driver?

We will be waiting for your response.

 

I found C-Media's download site. It has drivers for Windows 7 & 8, but when trying to download it asks to login. Maybe you have to register first. It doesn't specify if the driver is 32-bit only, it could also be for 64-bit. Just download it and see.

Alternatively you can find the driver in a universal driver site such as DriversCollection.com or DriverGuide.com

Any 64-bit version, for Windows Vista 64-bit or 7 64-bit or 8 64-bit should work.

 

Here is the right driver: USB Audio,PCIe audio,USB audio ic,USB sound chip--C-Media Electronics, Inc. from the official site. Beware, it is named this: PCI-8768-100902-5.12.8.17.41(XP-ER-01).zip

You need to make sure it is the XP driver. Use compatibility mode (XP latest service pack).

I only registered for this but it's important because the advice doesn't exist in the web. I had to look around a lot and ended up just trying out any old driver. It must be an XP driver because the other versions won't install completely. You don't just need a driver, but you also need the software that comes with the drivers (even if it doesn't really show up anymore u_u).

I've reuploaded the drivers here in case Cmedia stops maintaining their site: MEGA

 

Remember that if the driver doesn't install by running the setup, you can always force-install it manually from the Device Manager. XP drivers are 32-bit and can only be used in 32-bit Windows 10 (and earlier). For 64-bit you need Windows XP x64, Vista 64-bit or newer driver (if available).