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Went in to Hardware resource and its a jungle :) Dont really know what to look for. But i cant see anything that looks strange or out of place.Couple of comments on this situation...
You had posted a Graphic showing the Mic with what appears to be a 100% input signal level. Back in the dark ages of assignable IRQs an audio card with a maxed signal level and no output almost always had an IRQ or address conflict.
(That's the reason I asked if you had any third party expansion cards installed)
Win-7 does some pretty fancy footwork with IRQ sharing (which I don't pretend to understand) but it's possible the onboard audio has a hardware conflict. This is possible even though XP didn't.
With the Realtek drivers installed open "System Information" go to Hardware Resources and see what the Realtek driver/codec is sharing resources with.
Also look under "Conflicts/Sharing".
There's a couple of things that can be done to force a shift of IRQs go into the BIOS, disable any of the ports you're not using (Printer, Com...etc) if your MB even has them, also, disable Motherboard audio, reboot. Let the computer settle for a couple of minutes, reboot, get into the BIOS and enable audio, boot the machine.
Sometimes.. this can cause a shift of resources.
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I'll try disabling Azalia in bios and see what that does. Thanks!
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