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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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Old 05-29-2008, 06:23 AM   #1
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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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Old 05-30-2008, 03:52 AM   #2
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"Andrea.Treggia" <AndreaTreggia@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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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.



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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Old 07-06-2008, 07:24 PM   #3
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Hello,

Here are sound cards supprted by W.Server 2003
- SIIG SoundWave 5.1 PCI - sound card
or
- SIIG SoundWave 7.1 PCI Sound card

I have installed th 7.1 PCI and it works perfect.
enjoy the sound
Firas
 
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