"No audio device" in Windows 7 !

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Well, I use winXP-Pro in dual-boot with Win7-Build 700, both 32bits, and I get an Audigy SE that works great in XP.
Although, in Win 7? there?s no sound device, "No audio devices are installed" error, and no-sound icons in Device Manager.
Tried?the lastest ?"Win 7" drivers from www.soundblaster.com, but none find the Audigy.
How can I fix this ?

/Re: "No audio device" in Windows 7 !? If you haven't give this a try,
http://forums.creative.com/t5/Sound-Blaster/SB-P7X-Series-Support-Pack-2-0-07-3-2009-AudigySE-Value-LS/td-p/53329
If that still doesn't work try to manually force the driver. This will only work (and not always) if the card is at least showing up in Device Manager; either by name, or as "unknown multimedia controller". First extract the above downloaded file, then open Device Manager and locate the card.
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-then select "browse my computer"
-next select "let me pick"
-next click on "have disk", then click on Browse and navigate to the "Drivers\vista" (or possibly Win7, not sure on this as I don't have the file) and point it to the P7. INF file.
that should get the driver to install. If it does then you should be able to re-run the above and get whatever apps from it you want installed.

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