I have a Gigabyte GA-6IEML motherboard with a Pentium 3 1.4GHz on it. In this I've put an Audigy 1. The sound card works perfectly. The problem: Regardless of which of the 3 PCI slots I put the card in, and no matter if the drivers are actually installed or not, Windows 98 will shut down incorrectly …

From what I've seen, I doubt there is a dos installer for the dos drivers of the Audigy 1, though making one once that works should be trivial.

Yes. I guess I'll decide to trust them. After all, the majority of the AV at virustotal does. I diffed the entire contents, and the only differences are in license text files. The binaries are the same.

Awesome. And it has the dosdrv directory 😀 If I can make this work, I'll put that file up indefinitely. Also, I'll try to figure out how to submit this edition to vogondrivers.com. Not that it's probably hard, I've just never done it.

I did find an extracted copy of the CD, I think, at ftp://ftp.wsisiz.edu.pl/pub/pc/drivers/creative/audigy/sb_audigi/ However, virustotal doesn't trust the exe files in Audio/English/SETUP/Bitmaps claiming a generic Trojan:Win32/Meredrop signature was found. https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/ …

That would be fantastic. If it has the dos drivers, I'll make sure it's uploaded somewhere permanent for others to find 😀

I am stuffing an Audigy 1 card into a Win98 build, as I read that this was the last card with proper dos drivers. However, the driver CD I got from http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?fileid=397 doesn't seem to contain the "dosdrv" directory people mention, so I think it might be too new. I …

True, that. I'll see if I have something available, or order an ATX to AT adapter off of eBay. Would something like this be of any value to someone though? I have many other projects going on, and don't think I'll bother too much with this, but it's bad to toss it out if it's some sort of rare gem. …

This weird thing seems to be a clone of the 5150, but it's made by THE Computer Products, which apparently stands for Thompson, Hamman and Edwards. I picked it up at the local recycling center, along with a perfectly functional IBM 5155 portable, which is darn nice. The THE, however, has a 120V PSU, …

I've got this old Compaq CDS 522, which I decided to "max out". I got an Evergreen 133MHz 486 upgrade CPU, an 8GB IDE flash drive (KingSpec) and 64mb of EDO ram. The machine has 4mb of built-in RAM, which the manual says "is disabled when 64mb is installed". Now, I've tried each of the 32mb sticks …