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Go into Control Panel --> System --> Device Manager. Look for a Sound device or unknown multimedia device. Try updating the device to Realtek audio. Vista should have it's own Realtek audio drivers. If you can't find it, go here...
for driver downloads. Honestly, I'm not sure if the Realtek driver listed there is the proper one, but it's the only one listed. Post back with how it goes.
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