No sound sr1630nx 32bit winxp home ac'97 or diamond xtreme 5.1

Hi, first time I've had a problem that I couldn't fix by just reading. This computer was brought in for service to add wireless pci cards and a router at the customer's house. First installed the wireless card in all three pci slots and the system wouldn't recognize them. Remembering that the customer had indicated the sound wasn't working and seeing that the ac'97 was also on the pci buss, I ordered a new motherboard. Installed it today and sure enough the pci slots all work fine now, except the sound still doesn't work. Went to office depot and bought a $19.99 sound card by diamond and followed proceedure and still no sound. Have installed the drivers for the ac'97 20 times and for the diamond xtreme twice. Tried bios setting the onboard sound device off and auto. No luck.
Please help. The mobo on this computer is the asus a9ae-le oem board. Can't find any posts here that seem to fit. I had installed winxp service pack 3 thinking that would solve the ac'97 problem, but nothing has helped.
Thanks for looking!
Bill Colliver, Slidell, LA

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I've not encounter any sound loss problems likewise of your case since most cases are dealing with standoffs and front panel jumpers or improper installing of drivers
Likewise I've mentioned in my last post. Since you are already not getting any sound output from the system, you can at least give it a shot and trial and test as you have nothing to lose. Mine is only a suggestion, you can of course choose to drop the idea as any other users may also choose to do so, not that you've to stick to what I've post.
There are many unbelieveable things that have a seemingly impossible workaround but still works, one simple example is the VGA drivers and Optical firmwares. It's only up to whether the end user using the that certain hardware wants to give a try or stay put only.

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