Article ID: 250071 - Last Review: January 27, 2007 - Revision: 2.1

Legacy Audio Detection Is Not Supported in Windows Millennium Edition

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SUMMARY

Windows Millennium Edition (Me) does not detect older (legacy) sound cards.

MORE INFORMATION

Non-Plug and Play sound cards are not automatically detected when you perform a clean installation of Windows Me. When you upgrade to Windows Me, the drivers for the sound card remain functional (except for Sound Blaster 16 and AWE32 non-Plug and Play cards; you must manually install the drivers included with your sound card). Please contact the manufacturer of the sound card for drivers or any additional information about the sound card.
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  • Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
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