How to find out what my sound card is?

[internetswag]

Hey guys, I just upgraded from 32 bit to 64 bit windows.

Unfortunately I have an additional 7.1 sound card because my motherboard doesn't support 7.1, but I have long since lost my Sound Card box and drivers disk so I have no idea how to get my sound up and running since I can't even figure out what it is.

I tried Speccy, but Speccy just tells me what I already have installed.

As it stands, those jacks are useless on this newly formatted PC.

 

[MauveCloud]

There should be something printed on it, either directly on the PCB, or on a sticker, that will provide a clue as to what it is, even if it's just a part number. If you post photos of the front and back of the sound card, I can try to identify it, or perhaps someone here in the forums will recognize it.

 

[internetswag]

Uhh alright, I found this on it - S/N ZB12OAB00157

Not sure if that's enough to go on.

 

[internetswag]

I found out its a Genius, but cant find the drivers

 

[MauveCloud]

Just knowing it's Genius brand isn't enough, since there have been at least 21 models by them:
http://driverscollection.com/?V=Genius&S=3
Those drivers go back to Win95 and older, so many of the cards might not even have 64-bit drivers.
The serial number (which is what S/N stands for) is impractical to search with.
I haven't found a card by them that I can confirm is 7.1 channel, the only one currently listed on the manufacturer website is this one:
http://www.genius-europe.com/en/produktdetail.php?ID2=40&ID=30&ID3=80
There are driver links on that page, but they don't specify whether they include 64-bit drivers, and if your card doesn't match, they won't work anyway.