1992/1993 sb16 manuals (incomplete set) http://cgi.ebay.com/SOUND-BLASTER-2-USER-GUIDES-CREATIVE-LABS-/140501912838?pt=US_Nonfiction_Book&hash=item20b6910d06 sb16 cd http://cgi.ebay.com/CREATIVE-SOUND-BLASTER-16-SOFTWARE-/250775668350?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a6365067e SB32 (awe64?) cd/ …

another accidental discovery.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Soundblaster-AWE32-Driver … =item2a0e33186e

hmm... looks like that guy has his email address posted on his site... anyone care to email him and kindly ask if he will contribute to our project? 😉

I have a 5.25" CR-563 driver floppy, I never imaged it... but it's so much trouble to even get it done now as I have to hook up a 5.25" drive... don't see much point in it I got the early SB16 OEM floppies also today I dug out my Panasonic retail 8x SCSI CD-ROM drive floppies... 4 disks, VFW 1.1D, …

hmm... looks like there's actually soundfont cd 2 and 3! 😳 http://dogskin.net/computer/SoundCard/AWE64GOLD.jpg

remember indianapolis 500? that game that came with some of the creative labs kits in the early 90s? what a big disappointment that was! I don't even know where mine is... don't really care to see it again

somebody must have the CT1750/CT1759 (SB16 MCD) retail disks somewhere... who would've thought these are harder to find than the SB16SCSI ones, especially since the latter was so much more expensive back in the days! that's probably the last and most unneeded thing I'm looking for as for my SB16 CD …

I dug out my 2 SB16 CDs since no one is sharing them... one is the older 1995 version that didn't have "iNTERNETed" crapware creative started putting in 1996... the other one is the 1996 version that does not have inspire and the later crapware I am ripping them now I also found my IDE drivers disk …

there's the audigy and various live iso discs on aleksej's server too... if you know which server I'm talking about 😉 I have the original live discs also... I'm not sure if its the same as what's available... I don't care to look at it right now 😀

I was referring to the big stink with the Audigy Vista drivers... some dude hacked something together that made it work in Vista and even way better than the official driver came out much later... but creative shut him down regardless of that, I haven't cared about anything creative ever since they …

I just found even older CT1730 disks, the SBCD disk, old text2speech, and AWE32 PnP disks on this abandonware server... not sure if it's ok to post links to it here... they are all floppy images too! 😁

I don't see a problem with this because creative were assholes (and still are... remember the audigy fiasco?) and won't let anyone easily get replacement media for ones they lost... or any cheap/free upgrades for that matter I made major progress with a new version of the collection CD I am working …

correction, they're CT1730 disks... I can't edit the post, but I got mixed up on the card #s (memory a bit rusty 😀 ) I have the 1995 version CT1779 disks in my ISO... they are imaged off of what I own (yes, I have a rare 1995 version of the CT1779... NEW in box!)

I thought I'd never find this again! CT1779 install disks!!! ftp://ftp.onsitenj.com/drivers/sound/creative/sb16pro/sb16pro.zip ignore "disk 4", there isn't one. I test installed in virtualbox without win3.1 installed and it installed perfectly. I checked to make sure all the win3.1 apps were …

I got several AWE64 ISOs from aleksej's server on the quest studios board also

You will need to install the CTCM to allow the DOS installer to detect the AWE32 and allow drivers installation. My driver collection disc includes various rare floppy images that are not in Malik's collection, so if you want everything, I suggest you download mine too. My ISO does NOT have any …