Windows Vista Sound Issue

I have a Dual Dual 2.6 Mac Pro. I've put boot camp on it with Vista 32bit Ultimate.
For some reason, the only sound I get comes from the internal speaker, not my desktop speakers plugged into the rear audio jack. I looked at the Realtek panel and it doesn't show any speakers connected to the unit. They work fine in OS X. So I tried using the headphone output on the front, sure enough, the panel shows a speaker connection and it works just fine.
I tried uninstalling the drivers (from the latest Boot Camp package) and reinstalling them, following the reboot instructions. No luck. Tried using the drivers off of the Windows 10.6 disk, still no luck. Tried the recent Boot Camp update, no dice.
For some reason, the drivers are thinking that the front panel connectors are the only ones on the machine. This includes the Digital In (with no Digital Out on the front panel).
Like I said, everything works fine in OS X, it's just in Win XP Pro. Realtek drivers from their site don't help either. Any ideas?

Hi,
I've got the same problem with latency as you. But no idea what to do. Have you tried something out new?
regards
MAt

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