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Daniel M
I got a abit an7 with nforce2 chipset
Under sound, video and game controllers I used to have
Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) MCP Audio Processing Unit
Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) Audio Codec Interface version 6.14.462
This worked fine for 2 speakers, but my 5.1 option was always greyed out in
vista, so I downloaded the latest vista realtek ac97 codec (after noticing
the chipset used it) and overwrote one of my nvidia ones.
I went in to the device manager and to "Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) Audio Codec
Interface version 6.14.462" and pointed it at the realtek drivers I
downloaded, specifically under the WDM directory the realtek drivers made
upon unzipping, it installed these drivers and I rebooted.
Then back into windows audio, and wooot, finally I got 5.1 as a option, and
guess what, it works If you dont like that stupid soundmax from auto
loading, I disabled it in msconfig, still have 5.1 ok. I did get a popup
everynow and then saying "These drivers were not made for this version of
windows" which is funny cause realtek reckon they are vista drivers, but
there is a tickbox in the popup called "STFU and stop bothering me" so I
ticked that and nomore annoyances.
Anyways hopefully this helps some peeps with nforce2 based audio and 2
speaker sound who are bustin a nut, like I have been, to get their surround
going. YMMV of course.
Under sound, video and game controllers I used to have
Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) MCP Audio Processing Unit
Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) Audio Codec Interface version 6.14.462
This worked fine for 2 speakers, but my 5.1 option was always greyed out in
vista, so I downloaded the latest vista realtek ac97 codec (after noticing
the chipset used it) and overwrote one of my nvidia ones.
I went in to the device manager and to "Nvidia(R) nforce(TM) Audio Codec
Interface version 6.14.462" and pointed it at the realtek drivers I
downloaded, specifically under the WDM directory the realtek drivers made
upon unzipping, it installed these drivers and I rebooted.
Then back into windows audio, and wooot, finally I got 5.1 as a option, and
guess what, it works If you dont like that stupid soundmax from auto
loading, I disabled it in msconfig, still have 5.1 ok. I did get a popup
everynow and then saying "These drivers were not made for this version of
windows" which is funny cause realtek reckon they are vista drivers, but
there is a tickbox in the popup called "STFU and stop bothering me" so I
ticked that and nomore annoyances.
Anyways hopefully this helps some peeps with nforce2 based audio and 2
speaker sound who are bustin a nut, like I have been, to get their surround
going. YMMV of course.