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Problem resolved.

Reinstalled Windows 7 and the audio was working from the beginning. DO not know what caused the audio to fail before.

Irad,

Thank for the response.

The audio is enabled in the BIOS. Also Windows 7 does detect device (when you remove the device and let windows 7 rescan for it).

One little problem I discovered is that you can not create the bootable USB stick while running Windows 7. After downloading unzipping the zip file, I run ImUpdate.exe. I get an error when trying to create the bootable USB stick. See attached file for error. I had to go back to a Windows XP machine ...

I have installed Windows 7 RTM (Professional).

But I can not get audio to work.
What ever I try, even trying to install the XP drivers. I always end up with a problem with audio (see attached jpg).

Does anybody have any suggestions?

I have the 1.6Ghz version and WHS runs smoothly on it.
But I'm using the basic Windows Home Server software (+SP1) and the other updates available from microsoft.

I'm NOT running any fancy plugins that you can download from the web.

I have not tried to load the Windows Media Center extensions on it.

Thank you for the answer.

I'm currently running Windows 7 Professional and no problems sofar.
I did had to disable the Audio in the BIOS inorder to install Windows 7.

After Windows 7 was installed, I enabled the Audio and the machine was up and running.

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