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Macbook Pro Windows 7 no audio

I was able to install Windows 7 on my MBP, installed graphics drivers perfectly. Only thing I cant figure out is getting the audio to work. Some people suggested downloading Realtek audio drivers which I tried but those too were unsuccessful. Any of you guys figured it out yet or could point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Mac book pro, Mac OS X (10.4.10)

Posted on Jan 10, 2009 7:29 PM

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Jan 13, 2009 8:14 AM in response to mangowarrior

Try this.

Boot into Windows 7.

Insert Leopard DVD for Boot Camp Drivers. Don't auto-run the installer. Navigate to the drivers folder and there you find the individual .exe files files for each driver.

Right click on the RealTek driver and select 'troubleshoot installation'. Windows will ask you several questions, but basically the gist of it is to tell Windows that 'This driver used to work OK in Vista'. You can answer all of the questions as 'Don't know' or 'Other'. Provided you say that it worked in Vista, you should be fine.

This work for me with the 64-bit version on my iMac 24". I didn't bother downloading from the realtek website.

If you've installed the 64-bit version, make sure you use the 64-bit driver. I don't know if this technique will work for the 32-bit version, but I don't see why not.

Mar 16, 2009 8:04 AM in response to mangowarrior

dear mangowarrior
I had the same problem of you but I figured out a way to solve this issue.
You need drivers of boot camp on mac osx 10.5.4 dvd.then open Drivers folder, you will see RealTekSetup.exe right click then click to troubleshoot compability. A window will apper.You'll se Program Compability click next below. Select "the program worked earlier versions of windows but won't install or run nom." and click next. Realtek Setup will start and install drivers. solution is just this.
have fun with yor windows seven macbook pro

Jul 20, 2009 6:37 PM in response to be ottomans

This a a tip for all of those who are going Crazy looking for RealTek Driver!!
After 8 hours trying over 10 different versions of the driver as well as Compatibility modes on my Windows 7. Turns out I was installing the wrong Manufacturer Driver all Along!
My MBP 17" _uses SigmaTel_, ran the setup that came on the OX 10.5 CD, installed in less than a minute!!!!
*IF YOU ARE GETTING A RED LED ON THE AUDIO JACK* on the side of your laptop, is an indication you have the wring driver installed..

Best of luck, i just had to share to save anyone out there time and frustration.

Aug 25, 2009 2:28 PM in response to mangowarrior

To everybody if your having trouble with sound. (low or no sound at all)
everybody is talking about going to the website of realtek. (with very poor internet connection)
or use the drivers on your mac disc. (used to work for me with my macbook in the past)
i had this problem,
windows 7 said, drivers installed correctly. High definition sound device. or something like that.
but i have no sound. and this has nothing to do with the red led light from your headphone jack.
i had this problem running Mac osx 10.5.7 & snow leopard. windows 7.xxx/7600
but here is how i solved this one 😉
i installed vista and vista immediately installed de CIRRUS sound driver. also located on your mac disc.
so no HIGH DEFINITION SOUND DEVICE for me
i installed windows 7x64 inserted my mac disc (bootcamp 2.0) and installed the CIRRUS driver
now windows 7 says:
Cirrus Logic cs4206a (ab75) driver installed.
now i have sound. not a 100% but around 80/90% and i can live with it.

my only problem now is i heard you can't turn your keyboard backlit off.
because off windows 7 ambient light sensor B llsht
hope this helps.

Macbook Pro Windows 7 no audio

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