how to remove Realtek AC'97 Audio?

I install Realtek Ac'97 Audio using Window Update but realtek AC'97 Audio is
not listed in programs and features. I want to remove it to install the
latest driver on realtek website 2007/3/12
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&GetDown=false.
Is that driver stable enough to be use in Windows Vista? Should i wait until
microsoft release it on Windows Update?

Can i use Realtek AC'97 Audio Properties to uninstall it instead? will this
remove everything including the realtek startup.

In article <E7B69A60-043E-4418-A5E8-1A439555770F@microsoft.com>, GT
says...
> I install Realtek Ac'97 Audio using Window Update but realtek AC'97 Audio is
> not listed in programs and features. I want to remove it to install the
> latest driver on realtek website 2007/3/12
> http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&GetDown=false.
> Is that driver stable enough to be use in Windows Vista? Should i wait until
> microsoft release it on Windows Update?
>
> Can i use Realtek AC'97 Audio Properties to uninstall it instead? will this
> remove everything including the realtek startup.
>
>
Just download and run the installer from Realtek. It'll uninstall
previous versions.

--
Conor

Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright
until you hear them speak.........

Hey, go into your Bios (By pressing Delete or F1 on start up, depends on the
motherboard,) anyway, Go into your "Integrated Peripherals" or it might be
under another name. Either way, by default your mother board sets OnBoard
sound to "Auto" so you have to change that to "Disabled" to truely get rid
of all of its little drivers and what not.

The Helper.

"GT" <GT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E7B69A60-043E-4418-A5E8-1A439555770F@microsoft.com...
>I install Realtek Ac'97 Audio using Window Update but realtek AC'97 Audio
>is
> not listed in programs and features. I want to remove it to install the
> latest driver on realtek website 2007/3/12
> http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&GetDown=false.
> Is that driver stable enough to be use in Windows Vista? Should i wait
> until
> microsoft release it on Windows Update?
>
> Can i use Realtek AC'97 Audio Properties to uninstall it instead? will
> this
> remove everything including the realtek startup.
>