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You probably just need to install some fresh RealTek drivers. Normally, Windows Update should address this problem but if it doesn't then you can find the drivers you need here:
see let me tell you that windows 7 makes a computer very slow and may be your lapp's configuration supports windows 7 but could not process the datas.it seems to be a load on the lappy.still you can get the sound,by installing the lappy's motherboard disc where you will get the audio and video drivers.actually windows 7 does not need any audio or video drivers but windows 7 has the upgraded drivers which is not suitable for the lappy.so you need to install your own drivers which are compatible.
Have you tried to use XP mode in Windows 7? In Windows 7 you can install XP mode and attempt to run the software from the virtualized environment. For the download for XP mode on Windows 7, go to this website: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
Another thought that I have is that in Windows 7 - have you searched for an updated signed driver for your sound card? Depending on the model of computer you own - you can usually find the signed drivers at the manufacturers support website. Sometimes, changing the driver you are using for your sound card can also effect how your sound interfaces with different programs.
Soundmax is unofficially gone from existance and is not going to work with Windows 7. It's not the end of the world but, you will have to upgrade to a graphics card or a sound card. Sorry bout that but, let me know if I can help you with the upgrade. If you can let me know make and model of your computer, and, make and model of your motherboard, if you have it, I can help you with the upgrade. Dave
The camera driver may not be compatible with Windows 7 since you upgraded the operating system. Go to the manufacturers website of your camera and download the driver for Windows 7.
I will recommend that you download and run the free Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. It helps find issues with your computer’s hardware, devices that might affect installing Windows 7. Go to the Windows 7 Compatibility Center find direct links to drivers, updates, and downloads.
In regards to your sound not working in Windows 7 I can tell you that Windows 7 does handle audio differently then XP did. So you will need to go to the sound card manufactures web page to get the updated drivers for Windows 7. If it is intergated on the motherboard you will need to go to their site to get the audio driver. Note since Windows 7 just came out they may not have a driver yet. However in most cases the Windows Vista drivers would be the same so if the only have Windows Vista drivers you can try them.
It seems that the driver was not compatible with windows 7 operating system but only few manufacturer produces driver for their hardware for windows 7 but I have seen many hardware driver meant for windows vista work in windows 7.
Anyway, here is the driver for your Lexmark X2600 Inkjet printer
For windows 7 32-bit edition : http://www.siliconguide.com/drivers/download/834/
For windows 7 64-bit edition : http://www.siliconguide.com/drivers/download/835/
Download the drivers according to your operating system bit and installed.
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