How i attached 5.1 surrounded speaker to delta 1010lt,because i attached thal card with bheringer 2442 fx mixer

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The problem is that card has only UNBALANCED inputs. You really need balanced or first run the mixer outputs through a DI backwards. Frankly, I would recommend NOT using a card within the PC as there is so much digital noise. Use either a USB or Firewire external convertor and for goodness sakes use balanced lines from teh Mackie... ALL interconnected equipment needs to be powered from the same receptacle or source. M Audio, Roland/Cakewalk and Presonus all make cards as do others.

try reinstall driver

You MAY be overdriving the sound card. Near flat should work for vocal, but setting the levels throughout the mixer is important as well as the sound card. You can use the LOW CUT to reduce hum if you have noisy system. Describing balancing the levels is more than I can do here. There are many good videos about mixer setup on YouTube.com. You cannot "fix" problems created by improper levels and noise injected into the system using the EQ.
What is important is to see that all gain controls and faders are around mid range to 70% when operating normally. You should be using BALANCED lines everywhere possible either XLR or TRS cables. ALL interconnected equipment should be powered from the same receptacle or power source INCLUDING all amps and powered speakers. Often users use unbalanced lines from mixers to sound boards and pick up noise or they have the levels set wrong between the mixer and sound board resulting in clipping and distortion or poor signal-to-noise ratio.

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i cannot uninstall or upgrading my audio drivers to my note book compaq prasario c700

go to http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support&tab=driver and select "drivers and software" from top of page

I don't believe that is going to work, the reason being the operating system will only accept one input device recording at a time...meaning you cannot record with 2 cards simultaneously....the only way you MAY be able to pull this off is if you record with 2 separate programs , and make each program use a different input device....

Try installing this driver : http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support&tab=driver&serie_ID=1&PID=2b0aae232aeed5529a4916b0c8c33c4b&OS=15 May or may not be compatible cause this driver is for windows xp. I don't see a vista driver yet.

Do you have 5.1 speakers? Becouse you need to plug in all the 5.1 speakers to the differnt ports on your soundcard. If you only have 2 speakers you wont be able to get the 5.1 surrond sound your after and it will default to 2 speakers. If you do have 5.1 speakers then you will need to check the option in the control panel in the M-Audio window. It has an option for 5.1 surround. If your software cannot play 5.1 surround them get some other software that can.