X21 audio driver problem in windows 7

Can anyone help me?? I've install windows 7 on my thinkpad x21. Everything works normally except for the audio. I've tried to use the windows 2000 driver(crymedia). I manage to install. But its still not working. I installed the system interface and hotkeys driver for windows 7 but still no sound.. IM running out of option now. Can anyone help?? Ill appreciate it. Thanks..

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