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I have a customer with a Windows Server 2003 SBS Standard with Windows Audio service activated. I *must* install a PCI audio card on this server. I have read that |
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I have a customer with a Windows Server 2003 SBS Standard with Windows Audio
service activated. I *must* install a PCI audio card on this server. I have read that some Creative Sound Blaster is not supported but that someone has installed the Windows XP drivers. I don't like very much this strategy and I prefere the use of the native drivers. I can't found on the HCL a PCI audio card that I can buy in Italy. I have tryed a Creative CT4790 that work fine, but the customer's server do not support PCI card at 5V, only 3.3V. Now the question: Which sound cards are supported from the native audio drivers of Windows 2003 server SBS? Very much thanks for the reply. |
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"Andrea.Treggia" <AndreaTreggia@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6D912355-9DF6-4D66-9F65-0087FF5FCBC0@microsoft.com... >I have a customer with a Windows Server 2003 SBS Standard with Windows >Audio > service activated. > I *must* install a PCI audio card on this server. > I have read that some Creative Sound Blaster is not supported but that > someone > has installed the Windows XP drivers. I don't like very much this strategy > and I prefere the use of the native drivers. > > I can't found on the HCL a PCI audio card that I can buy in Italy. > I have tryed a Creative CT4790 that work fine, but the customer's server > do > not support PCI card at 5V, only 3.3V. > > Now the question: > Which sound cards are supported from the native audio drivers of Windows > 2003 > server SBS? > > Very much thanks for the reply. Just pick one. Usually if the OS don't support it, it will include the drivers on a disk. I have been surpised by how many drivers that Server 2003 has. |
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