No hardware compatibility list for Windows 7 yet, even at this late stage. Sound cards are a definite issue, especially the ASUS MB ones created by Creative. The final release of Windows 7 renders even more sound cards useless. Most of the fuxes that worked with the beta releases of Windows 7 do nor work anymore. Good luck, I'm waiting for the list too.
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When those aren't available, or don't work well, you may use the corresponding Vista drivers.
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Reply to Scotteq
the drivers should work, but maybe the installer doesn't. try manually installing the drivers from the device manager. i just used the same drivers as i did for vista for my auzentech sound card and it's just as functional as it was under xp and under vista.
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No hardware compatibility list for Windows 7 yet, even at this late stage. Sound cards are a definite issue, especially the ASUS MB ones created by Creative. The final release of Windows 7 renders even more sound cards useless. Most of the fuxes that worked with the beta releases of Windows 7 do nor work anymore. Good luck, I'm waiting for the list too.
It may be a dumb question, but if I have a Sound Blaster 16 PCI Digital Sound card. (Model CT4730) and I'm running Win7ultimate 64, can I run "onboard" sound? and if so, how? (I have an "845 Ultra Ver:1" Motherboard)
Frankly, both Auzentech and C-Media have released Windows 7 drivers, so every major card NOT made by Creative has official 7 support (Remember, any C-media based card can always fall back on the default C-media driver).
As for Creative, considering how bad their drivers are to begin with, maybe "support" is the wrong word to be using?