They aren't new CF cards, and I can't even boot into DOS as it will hang just after "starting MS-DOS" when I try, at least with the MS-DOS install disk (I can't find my startup disk for some reason). EDIT: I just want to clarify that the cards still work perfectly with the other adapter, and the …

I've tried both voltages and have gotten the same results with both. Also, I've tried it with both the cards I use with the working two CF adapter with the same results with both (one has Windows 95 on it and one should be an empty FAT drive). The Ebay page for the one that works is no longer …

The first CF to IDE adapter I bought for my Windows 95 computer worked great, except I thought it was a good idea at the time to get one with two CF slots (which wouldn't be a problem if it weren't that it *only* works with two inserted), and I quickly found out that it would be preferable to get …

Thank you so much yawetaG and Anonymous Freak! Since the normal aux cable fit I never would have thought to check if it was different. Thankfully I still have the manual for the computer I took it from, and it was a Dell Dimension XPS Rxxx system. Found a cable at a lower price as well: https://www. …

So, finally got a Voodoo 3 card, only to find out that my current Windows 98 computer has the wrong kind of AGP (1.5 V instead of 3.3 V). Not one to give up easily, I found that most of my motherboards with an AGP on them have a 1.5 V one, save for one off of a Dell Windows 98 computer from my …

Hey! I got it working! The setblast.exe program kept telling me there was a problem with the DMA and/or IRQ even though the settings were correct, so I changed the DMA in Device Manager to 1 and the digitized sounds work perfectly now! Thank you all for your help! I must say, for a beginner, a …

Wolf3d does detect Sound Blaster and uses it properly for everything except digitized sound. A few sounds do play, however, such as the knife effect. OK, that's good. Now in the Options menu, select the Sound entry: http://i.imgur.com/h2hQCJQ.png Make sure all 3 entries here have "Adlib/Sound …

if you have any ideas why most sidescrollers (like Apogee's old games) have really jerky motion when going to the sides I would love to hear it. I have a Matrox graphics card in it. Matrox video cards have issues with side scroller games, in particular from Apogee (I used to have a Matrox …

I don't know. Honestly, I am not that good with these old operating systems yet and when I tried installing Win 3.1 on it I could not for the life of me figure out how to properly get the DOS drivers installed, so I have just been using what Win95 installed on its own. Still, it works just fine in …

I tried the shareware version and, same thing. Also, my sound card I believe is some Sound Blaster clone, but all the device manager says is "Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 or AWE-32".

As I said, when starting it in MS-DOS mode it doesn't get any further than the initial "please wait" screen, before any of the system specs things light up. The machine is an HP Vectra VL Series 4. EDIT: Also, I guess I should mention, if this makes a difference, that I am using the Activision …

Ok, I have this Windows 95 computer that I love playing old DOS games on. However, there are some like Wolf3D that for the life of me I can not get working. With Wolf3D if I try running it through Windows I either get an illegal operation error or, if I tell it to not detect windows, I get this …

I use WinImage for my floppy needs. Do you know if it can backup 5.25 in. disks, and if it can backup old PC booter disks? I really like Winimage, but I really want to get something that will let me backup and restore my PCjr King's Quest game once I get a 5.25 in drive. It will do 5.25" formats …

Snayperskaya wrote: I use WinImage for my floppy needs. Do you know if it can backup 5.25 in. disks, and if it can backup old PC booter disks? I really like Winimage, but I really want to get something that will let me backup and restore my PCjr King's Quest game once I get a 5.25 in drive.

I really want to backup my old floppies, especially since already I have one game where one of the install floppies went bad (really annoying, too, because it seems to be rather rare, "Advanced Spelling Tricks featuring Yobi", but at least I have the actual game backed up), but I don't know what …

I believe I have an Intel Desktop Board D850MD, and I think the driver I used was the "ADI* Soundmax* Driver" provided by Intel: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=5587 https://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProdId=609 -- drivers page for the board Also, I …

Ok, so a while ago I got this custom system from someone that I am fairly certain was originally a Windows 98 rig. After going through a bit of trouble to get it to work correctly, it seemed to be working just fine, but when I play certain games the audio (music is most noticeable) is completely …