Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Driver Download
Jul 25, 2015 I got the Turtle Beach Santa Cruz working fine under Windows Vista 32-bit, including the gameport. The process is similar for Win 7. For the audio part, I used the stock WDM drivers available from the Turtle Beach site. (This supports playback, but for recording through line inputs etc. It may not work). Enabling the gaming port was more difficult. Windows 7 did not find a driver from the NET so I downloaded. Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Driver 5.12.4161s (4/25/2002). From download.com, but after running the install package the install package said that it could not install due to not being the right OS. I tried several times and once it looked like it.
Turtle Beach Santa Cruz N270 Driver Download
Windows 7 did not find a driver from the NET so I downloadedTurtle Beach Santa Cruz Driver 5.12.4161s (4/25/2002)From download.com, but after running the install package the install package said that it could not install due to not being the right OS. I tried several times and once it looked like it installed, but still no sound.Install driver in compatibility mode (both XP & 98) still no sound; made sure volume was up and changed the plug input on the card several times for trial purposes still no sound.I installed on a modified Dell Server (SC420) with 2.8gHZ P4 with the aforementioned SOUND CARD and 2 gigs of memory.
Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Driver
The video card I post that later.Perhaps its time to buy modern sound card that has vista support.Installed Sound Blaster Audigy 2 card, now everything beautiful again.
