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Tenex
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Yes.. I figured it was the best place to post it, in the Boot Camp forum.
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MacScout67
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| I wish we could get a better audio driver or firmware fix. At least something that turns off the internal speaker when you're playing through external speakers. |
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I wound up just unplugging the internal speaker. I know its not the optimal solution but it works for me as I use my home stereo for sound.
Take the top off your miniand set the computer witht he front facing you. There is a board n the back of the DVD drive with multiple plugs on it. The speaker plug is on the top left facing you, 2 pin plug. |
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MacScout67
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| LumbermanSVO wrote: | I wound up just unplugging the internal speaker. I know its not the optimal solution but it works for me as I use my home stereo for sound.
Take the top off your miniand set the computer witht he front facing you. There is a board n the back of the DVD drive with multiple plugs on it. The speaker plug is on the top left facing you, 2 pin plug. |
I might just do that, even though it's not the ideal solution. I'm a little surprised that Apple hasn't issued any driver updates since Boot Camp was released. I would just like to get this and the clock issue taken care of once and for all. |
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SportsterCat69
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| MacScout67 wrote: | | LumbermanSVO wrote: | I wound up just unplugging the internal speaker. I know its not the optimal solution but it works for me as I use my home stereo for sound.
Take the top off your miniand set the computer witht he front facing you. There is a board n the back of the DVD drive with multiple plugs on it. The speaker plug is on the top left facing you, 2 pin plug. |
I might just do that, even though it's not the ideal solution. I'm a little surprised that Apple hasn't issued any driver updates since Boot Camp was released. I would just like to get this and the clock issue taken care of once and for all. |
I agree, but I seriously doubt we'll see any updates to boot camp before Leopard, they know this is going to be a selling point for the upgrade after all! 
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