Crash at startup - Sound problems?

[KitKat]

I tried everything. From simple compatibility mode to downloading Deus Exe Launcher from kentie.net. Also editing DeusEx.ini for some tweaks... It still crashes.
I understood that the problem is somehow connected to sound. If I start the game in compatibility mode with sound and 3d sound off - it starts fine. Need a little help here... :C

[KitKat]

Win 7. Game updated to 1.112fm patch from that kentie.net

[PolaricEntropy]

You tried altering the latency option in Kentie's launcher?

3D sound needs specialized hardward if I remember correctly, could be that.

[KitKat]

I tried 40(standart), 60 and 100... Nothing works.

[PolaricEntropy]

But if you keep 3D sound off it works? I have both 3D and Dolby Surround off since I don't have the hardware for that. It tends sound really weird if you have surround sound enabled but only have stereo speakers available.

[KitKat]

If I start "safe mode" with settings like this - it works.
http://data3.floomby.com/files/share/21_6_2014/20/4ZpH6gAwJkeaxTwnRyCCQ.jpg
But turning off ONLY 3D sound still crashes.

[PolaricEntropy]

If you open up Kentie's launcher, press DeusEx.ini in the bottom right corner and then go down to [Galaxy.GalaxyAudioSubsystem] and replace that section with this, save the file, press exit and then relaunch the game normally, does that work?

[Galaxy.GalaxyAudioSubsystem]
UseDirectSound=True
UseFilter=True
UseSurround=False
UseStereo=True
UseCDMusic=True
UseDigitalMusic=True
UseSpatial=False
UseReverb=True
Use3dHardware=False
LowSoundQuality=False
ReverseStereo=False
Latency=60
OutputRate=44100Hz
EffectsChannels=16
DopplerSpeed=6500.000000
MusicVolume=255
SoundVolume=178
SpeechVolume=178
AmbientFactor=0.700000

[KitKat]

Nope. Still crash... Looks like it's something wrong with my sound card drivers. Coz when I tried to record some gameplay of Contagion with Shadowplay... No sound recorded, only video :\
But still, if anyone has other possible ways to fix - I'm all ears.

P.s. Thx MrRobotBear for trying to help :)

[PolaricEntropy]

Yeah, I'd try updating your sound scard drivers, or at least reinstall them. Do you have a dedicated sound card or an integrated one?

Might be a good idea of checking your hard drive as well as hard drive issues can result in all sorts of weirdness. I'd recommend SpinRite but it's a bit pricy, try going with a simple chkdsk /R and then later a sfc /scannow.