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hi,
I just installed 7 (x64) on a friends PC. it's working fine except his sound isn't working.
He uses the onboard sound of an Asus M2N-MX board, which should be a Realtek ALC662 card.
the odd thing is that windows lists a properly installed "hd audio device" in the device manager, but when he goes to control panel -> sound and hardware -> sound there is only one SPDIF audio-device listed there. he has his sound system connected via normal 3.5mm jacks to his soundcard, so nothing digital and certainly no SPDIF.
I already tried to install those drivers in vista compatibility mode:
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but it didn't do the trick. like I said, it seems the drivers themselve work fine and I guess if we had something to connect to the SPDIF out it would work, but we don't so I can't test it the only problem is that the normal speaker out of the soundcard isn't even listed by windows.
 the only problem is that the normal speaker out of the soundcard isn't even listed by windows.
ideas? thanks
				
			I just installed 7 (x64) on a friends PC. it's working fine except his sound isn't working.
He uses the onboard sound of an Asus M2N-MX board, which should be a Realtek ALC662 card.
the odd thing is that windows lists a properly installed "hd audio device" in the device manager, but when he goes to control panel -> sound and hardware -> sound there is only one SPDIF audio-device listed there. he has his sound system connected via normal 3.5mm jacks to his soundcard, so nothing digital and certainly no SPDIF.
I already tried to install those drivers in vista compatibility mode:
Link Removed
but it didn't do the trick. like I said, it seems the drivers themselve work fine and I guess if we had something to connect to the SPDIF out it would work, but we don't so I can't test it
 the only problem is that the normal speaker out of the soundcard isn't even listed by windows.
 the only problem is that the normal speaker out of the soundcard isn't even listed by windows.ideas? thanks
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		