No Soundblaster 16pci support in Windows 7 RC1?

/ I know that this is an old card, but why is there not even any built in driver support for this in Windows 7 RC? Will this also be the case in the release version of Windows 7?The card?is fine for basic sound and I have a MIDI controller keyboard that connects via the Joystick/MIDI port. Both are about to become redundant if I inevitably upgrade to Windows 7.
Thanks in advance.

Re: No Soundblaster 6pci support in Windows 7 RC?r There may be WHQL drivers (which will be VERY VERY basic, up on the Windows update manual download site.
Also you can look at a VISTA INF file that has the entry for the sound card, find which drivers it copies for installation and extract those from the cab files of VISTA. My experience has been that many drivers that work on VISTA work on Windows 7.
You will need a legal copy of VISTA to extract these drivers from to begin with. I do not want to recommend violating EULA's from Microsoft. I recommend unusual changes with Creative drivers and apps, because they do give people Daniel and Robert Mc the freedom to do so as well.
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