Mac Audio Drivers For Windows 7

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Hi, I made a Windows partition on my mac and installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. Eventually I installed all of the drivers, incliuding Bootcamp which I upgraded to Bootcamp 3.1) It says that Realtek HD Driver is installed, and when I click on the speaker in the taskbar all of my volumes are on and on full, and the little green bar bounces up and down with sound indicating music is being played. Yet nothing comes out of the speakers.

I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling, Running as administrator, Troubleshooting Configuration, installing different drivers etc etc etc. Numerous times (usually with a microsoft product simply unplugging or uninstalling and re installing works cos they're so un reliable. AppleCare directed me to a site where I downloaded the lastest Vista_Windows7 64 bit Realtek drivers, and they installed correctly however I had the same problem. Microsoft won't help me because it is installed on a Macintosh computer.

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All they suggest is I download Driver Cure at a cost of $30 (ontop of the hundreds I spent on their stupid software) I've searched the internet for days and a lot of people have had the same problem, and I've seen a few people say they were able to fix it however I have tried what they said they did and nothing works. The hole for the headphone jack is lit RED, when I am in Windows, but not in Mac. In Mac OSX sound works fine. Unity building games for mac. I don't even get sound with my headphones. Please ANYONE that can help at all it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Phil I'l try that. Are you using Windows 7? 32 or 64 bit? Like I said it seems with anything made by Microsoft everything has to be unplugged and replugged or uninstalled and reinstalled a thousand times untill eventually it decides it will work. For instance plugging my USB modem into my MBP, the drivers wouldn't all install I had to uninstall them and reinstall a thousand times and try different USB ports untill about 45 goes later it just worked all of a sudden. It's so frustrating. And the fact that Microsoft won't help me because it's on a Mac really pissed me off.

What does it matter to them if it's Mac or HP or Sony etc. It's their Software and their drivers and I paid for 1 years support. Running 64bit, and the Red cross was what I was getting in the bottom right tray, will have a better look next time I am in boot camp mode, but as I said the fix is in the Windows control panel> Hardware and Sound> Manage Audio devices> SOUND Tab and the best way to work it out is to have a song going so when you do switch it to the correct setting it will probably blast you away if you have forgotten to turn the sound down The only reason I have Windows is for gaming, that's it, so not a big user and was flying blind when I managed to work it out and fix the problem.