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No. i have a headset.
hi deralnocor, in Asus driver support site it only shows vista driver for 32 bit. have you checked this:
ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- Drivers and Download M70SR
before installing new drivers you should remove the previous ones. use Driver Sweeper it is a program that will remove leftovers from key drivers, namely graphics and sound.
https://www.sevenforums.com/software/...r-2-1-0-a.html
Last edited by rbeldua; 08 May 2011 at 13:23. Reason: wrong driver sweeper link
i tried to do this but when i tried to install the windows vista drivers i got the
"no driving circuit was supported in this drive circuit package" roughly translated.
and now not even my headset works. . .
You may want to try the Windows 7 driver from here. Realtek
If it doesn't work, try using the Vista driver, you may have to run it in compatibility mode. Compatibility Mode
I tried this before. did not work, but do you think it will work since i used the sweeper?
And which vista driver do you mean? the Realtek or the Asus?
I allready tried the asus driver in compatibility mode.
And what should i do if a driver does'nt work should i use the sweeper again? can this be a source to that the 'new' driver does'nt work?
Have you tried setting the Realtek High Definition Audio device to be the default for your headset?
What do you mean?
As you can see on the picture i have the Realtek High Definition Audio Speakers as Standard.
And the relatek HD drivers did not help...