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If you want to have the 5.1 Coaxial/Optical working with nforce2 you need to download 6231_vista_APO.zip file from realtek. uninstall the Nvidia nForce Audio Codec Interface. The other nvidia MCP is for assigning the rear speakers, center, subwoofer and Digital Outputs an ID number so they can be identified as devices in XP. Nvidia failed to do that in these generic Vista drivers so that’s why they don’t work correctly. Plus this will just constantly reinstall itself if you try to uninstall it, so you can just leave it be. Unpack the zip file and run the install. You will get several unsigned driver popups, just allow them. It may take several minutes for the install as well as it to restart. If you get a freeze up on the initial bios boot screen it should allow you to access the bios by pressing del. go through to on board devices, the install some how miniflashed the bios to add an onboard modem just disable this,save and reboot.(if you don’t get this error just continue) Vista should start now. You should see the new driver installed in the device manager, if not you will have to manually change it with the realtek AC’97 or VIA driver(both seem to have the same affect). Under sound properties you should notice speakers and Realtek Digital Output. Go through the configurations and you should notice the channel testing hitting all the speakers. This will now default the output to 2 speakers instead of the pseudo Dolby Digital freeing up your rear speakers so they can run in matrix. This also allows programs like PowerDVD and others to identify the SPDIF to bypass predecoding for Dolby Digital and DTS allowing your receiver to decode it correctly(which is better anyways, it allows more than just 5.1 if you have a better receiver). Just disable startup of the soundman since the realtek mixer doesn’t work anyways. I did try to install the drivers directly and it didn’t ID the Digital out correctly, mind you these realtek drivers are Vista Drivers so perhaps the setup install does something else. Enjoy! If this screws up your computer well, its a chance you’ll have to take if you really want 5.1. I’m not responsible. If you have a Phoenix-AwardBIOS V6 on an MSI board, you should be safe. But maybe I got lucky. |
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for windows 7 nforce2 driver installation procedure: 1: go to : https://nf2.stuff.googlepages.com/ 2: download NF123LR1.0 driver package 3: install all drivers 4: after installed all drivers you must update the gart driver or you can not install display card, go to device manager and select system device , choose nforce pci -agp 400 brige and select update driver online. after new gart driver installed restart computer. the display card can be installed automatically or can be installed by yourself |
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