No external sound in Windows Vista Ultimate, using Leapord Boot Camp

I'm using a mac pro. I had this problem pre-leopard, and I thought leopard would possibly fix it, but it hasn't. The only sound I get when I'm in Windows comes out of the internal speaker. The externals don't work . But, they do work in OS X, so I know it's not the speakers. I tried re-installing the drivers, and that didn't work.
In device manager, the realtek High Definition Audio device looks to be installed correctly.

And in Vista don't forget to change the audio output in Vista itself.
Go into the control panel and choose the sound panel.
There are 3 tabs with each their audio out, make sure to choose the right audio output one and set it as default.

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