How do I find ASUS - P5PE-VM Audio driver

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One my friend has ASUS - P5PE-VM motherboard, now he installed Windows7. After he installed the new OS, there's no audio. Looks like it may be an audio driver issue. Asus download page doesn't show Windows7 drivers. ASUS - P5PE-VM So how do I fix it?
 

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Intel
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Intel DG31PR
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ASUS does not list sound drivers for Vista. Thus your friend is limited to the Windows "HD Audio Codec", if it is even compatible. If not, he will have to install a separate sound card that is Vista/Win 7 compatible.

Looking at the drivers for that motherboard, it was designed for older OS', including Windows 2000, etc. Even XP drivers will not work since some sound functions are handled differently than the older OS'. More and more a separate sound card sounds like the best solution. There are inexpensive $20 to $30 range sound cards that will perform as good or even better than the on-board audio.
 

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