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Realtek alc883 98/me driver

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Hello

I need audio realtek ALC883 98/me driver. Thanks for help..

Edited by Malthuss


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Hi and welcome,

I don't think it can be installed without High Definition Audio class driver, but I might be wrong or there might be a workaround...

GL

APPLIES TO

* Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition (32-bit x86)

* Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2

* Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Update Rollup 2

* Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition

Support 98/me ? + Could how to download, i don't download i not know help me..

Edited by Malthuss

There is no driver for High Definition Audio devices like ALC883.

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There is no driver for High Definition Audio devices like ALC883.

Do not have solutions ? :(

  • 10 months later...

Hello

I have read this article and I 've got exactly the same problem. I need a Windows 98 SE driver for realtek ALC883. Is there any way to install this? With an .inf file? With Windows 98 DDK? Please help. Thanks in advance.

HD Audio Devices are not and will never be supported in Win9x or pre-Win2k versions.

Sorry... Only alternative is disable HD Audio Device in BIOS and install a supported non-HD add-on card.

Edited by submix8c

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