If this is something you want to do, follow the manual method (not automatic method) at this site. So, I pretty much had to figure it out for myself. Everywhere I searched, no one had the ID for an OEM Audigy 2 ZS. I learned that there's a specific file that includes the list of Device ID's that the software will install on, it's just a matter of editing that file and adding your ID. So, with that in mind, there just had to be a way to get it installed on mine. users to install Audigy 2 ZS drivers on their system. I discovered that there is a 'hack' out there that allows Audigy 1, SB Live, etc. after tinkering enough, I've found out how. yes, the OEM card is branded with a different Device ID, however, you can get around this. I was given the OEM drivers with it (HP branded), but the obsessive compulsive in me wouldn't let that fly, I just *had* to use the Creative drivers, from the website. Click to expand.Funny you mention this, I just got an Audigy 2 ZS (OEM) the other day and I've been fiddling with it ever since.

Creative audigy 2 zs driver 6.0.301.46