Dell frequently has the goofiest firmware flashes and hardware-specific diagnostic tools available (never in a million years would I suspect they had an AWE64 firmware flash) and I think the Internet should be doing a better job at mirroring them and hacking away any Dell-only code in their flash …

tyuper wrote: I'm not sure about this method, but it shouldn't hurt if you try it on "dead" AWE64 Gold. 🤣 Flashing the card's BIOS did the trick! 😀 Thanks very much for all of your help! Now I'm going to play some Silpheed..!

One thing I would try is bypassing your "dirty" win95 installation all together and try again, either by replacing the HDD with a spare and install a fresh windows install or you could always create dos boot disk and just test in pure dos, using different drivers then the ones from the currant …

search for aweflsh.exe and download the file Running AWE64Flsh.exe will create a diskette with the flashing utility and an upgrade of the AWE drivers for Windows 95. Follow the instructions regarding the flashing of the AWE-64 card (important!), but do not use the drivers included, because they are …

Two-left-click on "AWE64 16 bit Audio (SB16 compatible)" and click on Resources tab. I only seem to have a General tab and Drivers tab. http://i1343.photobucket.com/albums/o781/SeriousAtari/Troubleshooting/C0880F0A-6746-40B5-8CC5-9EBA5D3EF24B_zpsdrqvnwmj.jpg With the Asus BIOS, you should see a …

For this disabling the problematic PCI cards helps. Afterwards you can kick off a new auto configuration run for the PCI device. You should also have a look which PCI device maps IRQs to ISA. I removed the PCI card and the extra ISA sound card, to eliminate variables, once I noticed the problem. …

I guess you don't have any other machine with ISA? This would be helpful to exclude motherboard fault (you said that problem happened after plugging PCI modem). :neutral: Unfortunately, I do not have another suitable motherboard I can test with. I may have another ISA sound card around, though.. …

Disable "PNP OS Installed" - BIOS is better in assigning resources for PnP cards than Win9x. And watch for this screen: http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/3397482200_1374832948.jpg It should show ISA/PNP devices and its resources. Done. Here is a photo of the screen mentioned after disabling "PNP OS …

First and important question : what motherboard you have (brand, model, revision of motherboard if silkscreened, version of BIOS, etc.), also BIOS settings in "PnP/PCI Configurations" page. The motherboard is an Asus P2B-F. Award Modular BIOS v4.51PG / ASUS P2B-F ACPI BIOS Revision 1012 The BIOS …

Hi everyone, I'm perplexed by some troubles I'm having with my AWE64 Gold. I recently rebuilt a P-III-450 system, running Win 95 OSR2 and QEMM95, with a Creative Labs 3D Blaster and AWE64 Gold connected to a Roland MT-32, and everything was working perfectly for about two weeks. ( Here is a video I …

The Battlestation 2 controller actually has a DB25 connection on the back that was apparently meant as a pin-out for connecting to Jamma arcade boards. http://i48.tinypic.com/10ptt9k.jpg http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii54/frunobulaxx/cpobs.jpg I'm wondering what would happen if I just ran a …

Sneskey is (was) a TSR program that converted the parallel port inputs into keystrokes. I loaded it (with a suitable ini file) before starting Crusader: no remorse. In that link you can download the driver and documentation; the documentation describes the circuits used to connect the gamepads/ …

Zup wrote: There are some programs to connect them via parallel port, I used one of them to play Crusader: No remorse with a SNES gamepad. Thanks for the suggestion! Does that game specifically support parallel connections for joysticks, or did it just work without any configuration?

I own a Battlestation II controller. If you are not familiar with these, it is a massive dual-joystick arcade-style controller that has connections for NES, SNES, Genesis, and any Atari/Commodore-compatible console. I would like to find a way to connect this to my P-III-400/W95 system for use with …

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum. I'm retrogamer and I'm getting back into DOS gaming. Inspired after seeing Silpheed, I'm planning to acquire a Roland MT-32 so I can play it properly.. :happy: I have a problem, though, and I am hoping someone can help. Most of my old 3.5 DD floppies (loaded with …