Onboard Realtek audio problem

I just migrate from a K9N Diamond n590 to K9A2 Plat ver 1. Everything was installed succesfully except when I went into Device Manager there is a yellow ! mark under the "Other Devices" PCI.
I checked Vendor 1002 / Device 4383 which is GlobalTek or onboard HD audio.
I have uninstalled all the video/audio codecs from the previous board and installed Realtek HD audio package, ver 1.87.
In Bios I have enabled onboard audio. Rebooted and verified in Device Manager, there is no device, driver shown.
What could be the problem and how to solve it? Thanks.

If i understand clearly, you just migrated = putting the drive with OS? in the new system with K9A2 board, and booted up.
Have you installed in some way, the original drivers for this motherboard?
In casu, the SouthBridge drivers, because your previous motherboard was nvidia.
You moved from an nvidia-based mobo to an ATI-based mobo.
The id 1002:4383 is from the High Definition Audio device from ATI(Realtek).
driver:WinXP Driver Version: 5.10.0.5559_WHQL
Windows Vista Version: 6.0.1.5559

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