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While Windows Vista may tout a “all-new and improved” audio stack with superb quality and resonance, it’s of no use if you don’t have the right sound card drivers for Windows Vista. The biggest problem with audio drivers for Windows Vista is with Digital Audio – most people can get their SPDIF or Digital outputs to spew analog sound – which just doesn’t work with hi-fi, digital speakers. NeoSmart Technologies has compiled a list of audio drivers for the most popular sound cards that experience trouble with Windows Vista, in hopes that our readers will find it useful.

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SoundMAX Integrated DigitalAudio– Analog audio with the drivers works fine, but digital audio doesn’t.
Creative Sound Blaster Live! Series – No sound by default, Creative drivers won’t install.
Creative Audigy 1 – No sound by default, Creative drivers won’t install.
Creative Audigy 2 – No sound by default, Creative drivers won’t install.
Creative Audigy 4 – Creative drivers install but constantly stutter.
Creative X-Fi Series – Creative drivers install but constantly stutter.
SigmaTel HD Audio – Default Vista drivers don’t well in digital, bad bass
SigmaTel Integrated Audio – No compatible drivers; Digital N/A.
Other AC ’97 – No compatible drivers; Digital N/A.

The Realtek High Definition Audio FREE software is designed for the better management of audio files. This functionality provides the ability to change the size of a file, mix it or listen to it. The device is designed for use with Windows Vista. Realtek High Definition Audio allows you to download official drivers for high-quality audio.
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Option 2: Update drivers manually. To find the latest driver, including Windows 10 drivers, choose from our list of most popular Lenovo Sound / Audio downloads or search our driver archive for the driver that fits your specific Sound / Audio model and your PC's operating system. Tech Tip: If you are having trouble finding the right driver update, use the Lenovo Sound / Audio Driver Update.

The last two entries do not support Digital Audio, and are simply a manner of finding the right drivers compatible with your chipset; making them at once the easiest to solve due to the lack of complications, and the hardest due to the large variety of AC ’97 implementations.

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SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio
Microsoft Windows Vista build 5308 uses Windows Update (herein called WU) to get the latest drivers for the SoundMAX chipset. These drivers stutter, hiss, snap, crackle, and pop, nonstop and do not have support for digital audio. This is an improvement over 5270 where you had to find your own drivers, AND it was impossible to get digital audio.

Download these drivers and extract them to a folder somewhere with WinZip.
Open Device Manager (Control Panel | System | Hardware | Device Manager) find the entry for the SoundMAX, and update its driver with the one in the SMAXWDMW2K_XP directory that you just extracted.
Restart your computer.
Open Control Panel | Audio Settings | SoundMAX | Properties. In the ‘Other’ tab uncheck the first entry and check the second for digital audio. If you have analog speakers, leave both unchecked.
If sound quality is not that great, try changing the Format settings in that last tab on the page. Try going up or down until it works out…. I have this card and was quick to replace it… Time to get a new sound card if you are still having issues :(
Vista will tell you that Windows Update has found newer drivers. Ignore it or you’ll lose the sound!

Creative Sound Blaster Live! Series
This applies to all Live! products, including OEM Dell, Gateway, HP, etc. editions, 24-bit, 5.1, and the rest. Vista 5308 may or may not find drivers on Windows Update, but even if it does, they will not support Digital Audio.

Check Windows Update. Recently, correct drivers have popped up on there that support all Sound Blaster cards with digital audio too! If you don’t find anything:
You have two choices: SoundBlaster Live! signed drivers which work swell but don’t have support for digital speakers; and NGO HQ drivers which have a couple of bugs but support digital audio.
If you downloaded our first package, open up Device Manager and point it to the location you extracted those files to and let it set it up (Hint: Emu10k1). If you grabbed the NGO HQ set, run the installer in Windows XP Compatibility Mode.
Restart your computer.
In the audio properties in the Control Panel, enable digital audio by going to the tab called “Other,” and checking digital output box.
Play with the “Format” tab to get the audio quality to your liking.
You may need to restart to ensure that digital audio works after changing that option.

Creative Audigy I

Check Windows Update. Recently, correct drivers have popped up on there that support all Audigy cards with digital audio too! If you don’t find anything:
You have two choices: SoundBlaster Live! signed drivers which work swell but don’t have support for digital speakers; and NGO HQ drivers which have a couple of bugs but support digital audio.
If you downloaded our first package, open up Device Manager and point it to the location you extracted those files to and let it set it up (Hint: Emu101k). If you grabbed the NGO HQ set, run the installer in Windows XP Compatibility Mode.
Restart your computer.
In the audio properties in the Control Panel, enable digital audio by going to the tab called “Other,” and checking digital output box.
Play with the “Format” tab to get the audio quality to your liking.
You may need to restart to ensure that digital audio works after changing that option.

Creative Audigy 2

Check Windows Update. Recently, correct drivers have popped up on there that support all Audigy cards with digital audio too! If you don’t find anything:
Download the modified kX Project drivers or these stock ones from Dell.
Run the kX installer, let it install and press OK at all prompts. It may take a while to complete.
Restart your computer.
You will get an error message every time at boot, it is safe to ignore. If you want to get rid of it, remove kX Project from your startup list with a startup manager with a program like NeoSmart’s own Startup2Service.
Open audio options in the Control Panel and enable/disable digital audio in the “Other” tab.
Play with the “Format” tab to get the audio quality to your liking.
You may need to restart to ensure that digital audio works after changing that option.

Creative Audigy 4

Check Windows Update. Recently, correct drivers have popped up on there that support all Audigy cards with digital audio too! If you don’t find anything:
Download the latest official Creative Audigy 4 Drivers for Vista here (yes, it does say X-Fi, but those are the ones).
Extract them to a

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