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what audio drivers for 2.8 24" iMac on Windows XP?
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Hello - I just got my iMac and installed Windows XP Pro on it (under Bootcamp) --everything works perfectly, the 8800GS is recognized and so on -- but there is no audio, when I go to the sound preference menu it says no hardware installed.
I've installed (manually, via clicking each file) all the drivers on the iMac DVD1 -- and no luck.
Any ideas?
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You should just install the Boot Camp drivers included on the Leopard DVD or downloaded from Apple.
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Originally Posted by ibook_steve 
You should just install the Boot Camp drivers included on the Leopard DVD or downloaded from Apple.
Steve
The installer on the Leopard DVD (and I assume the one in the package you can download) is pretty intelligent. When I upgraded my iMac to Leopard, the DVD installed all the right drivers for my machine without any hassle.
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Just to be sure... to set up Boot Camp, did you use the Leopard DVD that came with the iMac? If it was a disc from another machine, it might not have the right drivers.
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