Antex Legacy Audio Driver Installation for Win XP

Note: Before you start any installation, make sure you have your PC off and then install and secure your Antex Audio Card into the PC.


All Antex PCI Cards

  1. As soon as you log into Windows, you will see a PnP Found New Hardware notice pop up at the lower right hand corner.


  2. Shortly followed by this message. Select the first option on the top and then click on Next>.


  3. You will briefly see this window.


  4. Make sure the bottom box has been checked and then click on Finish.


  5. You might see this message below on your Task Bar, just click on the X and it will go away.


  6. Shortly followed by this screen. Make sure you select No, I prefer not to participate and then click Next and then Finish or just click on Cancel and then Finish.


  7. After you have done the steps shown above, you should be back on your desktop with nothing open. You are now ready to begin the Antex Audio Driver installation process.

  8. Open the folder which contain these drivers (There should be 13 files ONLY!). Double click the “setup.exe” icon to start the driver installation and follow the setup process.When you get to the “Antex Audio Driver Setup” window as shown below, please select the proper audio card model you have installed in your system and un-check the “SRP” box and check the “Disable Sync Start”.
    Click “OK”.


  9. Shortly followed by this screen, click “YES” and you have successfully installed the Antex Audio Drivers for Windows XP.



  10. Shortly followed by this screen, click “OK”.


  11. If you see this window below just click on Restart Now and follow step 11 below.


  12. After your system has restarted you should not see any Found New Hardware Wizard or System Errors. Open Control Panel / System / Hardware Tab / Device Manager / Sound, video and game controllers / Legacy Audio Drivers / Properties Tab / Audio Devices / Audio for Antex Digital Audio Driver / Settings and just click on OK and say yes to the Warning. You should see the Antex Audio Driver Setup window go away and now just start clicking on OK to all windows to close them.

 

 

All Antex ISA Cards

  1. You are now ready to begin the Antex Audio Driver installation process. Open the folder, which contain the Antex Legacy Audio Drivers and just double click on the “setup.exe” icon to start the driver installation.

  2. Follow the setup process and when you get to the “Antex Audio Driver Setup” window as shown below, please select the proper audio card model and resources for the card installed in your system and un-check the “SRP” box and make sure the “Disable Sync Start” is checked. Now just click “OK”.


  3. Shortly followed by this screen, click “YES”.


  4. Shortly followed by this screen, click “OK”.


  5. If there are no available I/O Ports or Interrupts available, you will see an error similar to this one below. If so, you will have to research to see which I/O Ports or Interrupts are available. You may need to go into your BIOS to change your IRQ settings from PCI/LegacyISA to ISA so the system will not use this IRQ for any other PnP hardware.


  6. If you see this window below just click on Restart Now.


  7. After your system has restarted open Control Panel / System / Hardware Tab / Device Manager / Sound, video and game controllers / Legacy Audio Drivers / Properties Tab / Audio Devices / Audio for Antex Digital Audio Driver / Settings, this will take you to the “Antex Audio Driver Setup” window, just click on OK and select YES to the Warning. You should see the Antex Audio “Antex Audio Driver Setup” window go away and now just start clicking on OK to all windows to close them.

  8. You can now go into your Control Panel and then Sound and Audio or Sounds and Multimedia and then click on the Audio Tab and drop down the Playback or Recording window to see all your Antex Virtual Devices that may be available.

  9. You have successfully installed and configured your Antex Audio Adapter.