There's no such device reported in the Devices control panel anyway.
"Microsoft(R) PCI Adapter MN-130", provided by "Microsoft / C-Media Inc.", and whose last known version is "5." () but known to work only on Windows 98, NT4, 2000, XP, but NOT on Vista or Seven. According to PnP databases on the web, it is the identifier that should be used to identify: This entry means use the driver described in the INF file as "VIRTUALAUDIO", for the device matching the hardware ID "PCI\VEN_1414&DEV_0007". %VIRTUALAUDIO_AA.DeviceDesc%=VIRTUALAUDIO, PCI\VEN_1414&DEV_0007 The VirtualAudio driver on the Additions for Guest OS CD just looks for these:
(clearly the last five are bogous and not enough qualifiying as they don't include a device ID, and just a vendor id and/or a revision, and/or the drivers database contains too many distinct drivers matching the same IDs) The PnP enumerator also indicates that the following compatible IDs should be used to match a driver: (the vendor ID is for Intel, there's no driver found for it by Microsoft's online database, so I think that there's not even any driver certified for Windows that include these IDs, or that the supplied emulation provides non matching hardware ressources) My PC exhibits these PnP hardware identifiers (in the Guest), for which there's simply no driver available on the guest OS and not even on the Additions CD image for guests: Really, the ICH AC97 driver does not match any one of the hardware plug and play identifiers. Or add Windows (all versions, or at least XP, Vista and Seven) in the list of Hosts affected by this bug (I've not tested Linux and Unix hosts).
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