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Product: ADA-305 USB Speaker System, Company: Altec Lansing. Web: www.altecmm.com Phone: 800-258-3288.

where may i find those drivers ADA 305
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HI where can I find drivers for my ADA 305 Altec Lansing USB system, I am running Win XP Pro SP2.

Manny

where may i find those drivers ADA 305

I was unable to find specific drivers, but here is an installation guide (http://www.altecmm.com/support_downloads.asp?region=northam&section=2).

Also, software to go along with the speakers can be found here (http://www.altecmm.com/support_downloads.asp?region=northam&section=3). It appears as though the company does not provide any drivers online. I could not find any on the company website, or DriverZone. Did the speakers come with a CD-ROM or anything? I would take a look at the installation guide and see what it says you should do as far as installing the speakers on the computer (or making them recognized).

Hope that helps.


Technel

anonymous: The only way I've found to control ADA-305 speakers from windows xp is to use VMWare (www.vmware.com) and install Windows 98 inside that, and then direct the USB to the virtual machine but as soon as you close it, the speakers go back to default settings :( ALTEC LANSING SUCKS.

anonymous: Hi, I've been using my ADA 305's with XP for a while and JUST stumbled upon a way to engage the Pro-logic features. My speakers were defaulted to the normal stereo sound (yellow light on)...BUT, if you hold down the center channel button ("Center") for 3-seconds, it switches back to "Pro Logic" mode (Green Light), and you're able to toggle the Center and Surround channels. Of course the AMS software doesn't work, but everything sounds better now...Hope it works for you!

anonymous: ADA305 does not require a driver in Win2000 or XP. Windows Media Player or an add-in manages the surround sound. I use "WOW!" with no problems at all.

[quote]The ADA305 operates in either Stereo or Pro Logic mode. In Stereo mode, only the front-firing drivers emit sound. The volume control controls the master volume, unless you press the left button labeled Subwoofer. When activated, the volume control then controls the subwoofer volume, handy when you need to cut back or cut loose on the bass kick. One way of switching to Pro Logic mode is to hold down the center button labeled center. Once activated, all drivers emit sound. When the Center function is activated, the volume of the center channel processing can be controlled. The button on the right labeled Surround allows you to adjust the surround processing. This allows you to fine tune the surround sound processing, even on sources that are not encoded in Dolby Pro Logic.

What the software allows you to do is put the speakers in Stereo or Pro Logic mode, and adjust the individual volume controls for all channels. This can be saved in presets, and a few sample presets are also provided. Aside from that, the software does not buy you anything else. Note that when the USB cable is connected, you cannot manually switch between Stereo and Pro Logic mode using the button on the speaker. You can still manually adjust any of the volume controls, and a pop-up window appears momentarily to show the current setting.

I was searching for Windows XP drivers for these speakers, when I found your forum threads. I bought a new Gateway PC running Windows XP and wanted to use my old speakers. Now that I know that there aren't any compatible drivers, I disconnected the USB cable, as suggested. I can manually adjust the speakers fine. The problem I'm having is that the audio is distorted + pops and clickx ONLY when I play CD's in the CD or DVD drives. Sound is fine when playing music stored on the harddrive or streaming on the internet. Can anyone advise me?? I hate to have to give up these speakers.

Check your CD/DVD-rom drive properties in Device Manager, that it does NOT have a tickmark in 'Enable digital CD'.

Check your CD/DVD-rom drive properties in Device Manager, that it does NOT have a tickmark in 'Enable digital CD'.

Thanks for your suggestion, but unfortunately, it didn't solve the problem. Audio still sounds distorted when playing CDs in either of the CD/DVD drives.

where may i find those drivers ADA 305
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where may i find those drivers ADA 305
Hi,

Someone could help me to find out ada 305 window usb driver ?

thanks

i bought mine years ago from Dell ... if you search their support, you should be able to find the drivers

http://support.us.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R19298&formatcnt=1&libid=0&fileid=19093

Release Title: Audio: Altec Lansing ACS 495, Utility, Windows 95, Windows 98, English, Multi System, v. 1.0, A01
Release Date: 8/15/2000
Criticality: Optional
Description: 495 Speaker Drivers and User Interface

Note that the drivers will not work Windows 2K or newer operating systems. I ran into these same issues with my ACS 495s years ago. I contacted customer support at Altec and they confirmed that there were no drivers written for these operating systems to control the speakers through the USB connection. The speakers should work fine using the manual controls on the right speaker in spite of no USB interface.

I have some drivers I downloaded in late 2006 but they are bigger than the 100k upload limit. Send me a mail and I will send them to you.


Arty

where may i find those drivers ADA 305