Doom uses separate settings for sound effects and music, your best bet is to check the setup.exe for doom and see what you set for the sound effects versus the music.

I ran setup.exe and I used the A240 I7 D3 H7 settings for the sound effects and it still produced the same results

Do you have digital selected instead of normal?

I am not seeing that option. It only asks for the music card and the sound FX card. Under sound effects it list the following devices "Ultrasound, Pro Audio Spectrum, Sound Blaster, and PC speaker."
Am I looking in the wrong area?

Thank you for your help!

Use diagnose.exe from your's c:\awe64 for 8/16 bit digital testing and tell us the results.

I did not have diagnose.exe for some reason so I downloaded it from this thread (Different Versions of Mixerset and Aweutil...) and put it in my awe64 folder. I got to the option of selecting the base I/o and it gave me the same "check whether the base I/O address selected corresponds to that of your audio card" error. The I/Os I tried were 220H, 240H, 260H, 280H, and auto.

Thanks

Not 100% sure, but it looks like your's AWE64 is simply not initialized in the DOS.
You need to download/install the Creative PnP Manager (from AWE64 Gold cd or from support.creative.com). It add "device=C:\...\ctcm.exe" string in the config.sys and "set ctcm=" + "c:\...\ctcu /s /w=" strings in the autoexec.bat.

Okay I think I am making a little progress here

I reran diagnose.exe in dos mode and got the results

1Base I/O on 240H
2Wave-table 640H
3Usable DRAM 4194304 bytes  (tested okay)
4MPU401 MIDI 300H

The next part is the IRQ scan and it fails on all of the following IRQs 2, 5, 7, 10, and auto

Config.sys looks like

1[menu]
2Menuitem=windows, Windows 98SE
3Menuitem=dos, MS-DOS
4menudefault=windows, 8
5
6[dos]
7DEVICE=C:\Drivers\jemmex.exe NOEMS I=B000-B7FXX
8DOS=HIGH,UMB
9DEVICEHIGH=C:\Drivers\OAKCDROM.SYS /D:MSCD0001
10DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\CTCM.EXE
11DEVICE=C:\AWE64\DRV\CTSB16.SYS /UNIT=0 /WIN95 /BLASTER=A:240 I:7 D:3 H:7
12DEVICE=C:\AWE64\DRV\CTMMSYS.SYS
13LASTDRIVE=Z
14
15[windows]
16DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS /NUMHANDLES=128 /TESTMEM:OFF /Q
17DOS=HIGH,UMB
18DEVICE=C:\Windows\EMM386.EXE AUTO RAM NOEMS
19DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\CTCM.EXE
20DEVICE=C:\AWE64\DRV\CTSB16.SYS /UNIT=0 /WIN95 /BLASTER=A:240 I:7 D:3 H:7
21DEVICE=C:\AWE64\DRV\CTMMSYS.SYS
22LASTDRIVE=Z 

And autoexec is looking like

1@echo off
2prompt $p$g
3goto %CONFIG%
4
5:dos
6SET CTCM=C:\WINDOWS
7SET SOUND=c:\AWE64
8SET MIDI=SYNTH:1 MAP:E MODE:0
9SET BLASTER=A240 I7 D3 H7 P300 E640 T6
10LH C:\WINDOWS\CTCM.EXE /S /W=
11LH C:\Drivers\ctmouse.exe
12LH C:\Drivers\SHSUCDX.EXE /C /D:MSCD0001 /L:D
13goto end
14
15:windows
16win
17goto end 

Doom2 does not play any music or sound effects and Warcraft does not want to recognize my cards

Thanks again!

Boot into DOS and press F8. Say no to everything...

(I'm assuming you are running this from real DOS and not from a DOS windows from inside windows)

Go into your windows folder and run CTCM.EXE

Then go into your AWE64 folder and run AWEUTIL.EXE / S

If the files aren't in these folders do a search for them and run them from wherever they are.

Boot into DOS and press F8. Say no to everything... […]
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Boot into DOS and press F8. Say no to everything...

(I'm assuming you are running this from real DOS and not from a DOS windows from inside windows)

Go into your windows folder and run CTCM.EXE

Then go into your AWE64 folder and run AWEUTIL.EXE / S

If the files aren't in these folders do a search for them and run them from wherever they are.

Alright, I did a clean boot and ran CTCM- no problem there. I then tried running aweutil.exe and it gave me the following error

1ERRO12: AWE32 initialization failed

Thanks

Set BIOS to PNP OS and there should be also a setting "Clear DMI or something on those lines".

What did CTCM output?

CTCM output is as follows

1Found Creative Plug and Play card  : Creative SB AWE64 Gold
2
3Successfully configured 3 of 3 Creative PLug and Play Devices
4Blaster environment is set at: A240 I7 D3 H7 P300 E640 T6

I changed to a PNP OS in BIOS. Did not see a clear DMI setting, but I saw a "Reset Configure Data" and it apparently "resets Extended System Config Data (ESCD)" and I still got the same result

A240 I7 D3 H7 P300 E640 T6

That looks very odd... The resources are totally "non standard".

Do you have another card in the machine? Can you pull it out?

I agree, they do look odd to me. I have the PCI512 in the machine and removed it and still got the same errors and settings. I tried it with PNP OS enabled and disabled and cleared the ESCD. The only other card is an AGP video card

Just a couple of thoughts. This is what I would do, but I'm not sure if it's the best approach -

Do you have a DOS HDD / CF / diskette you could boot from? If so, you could boot in to "real DOS" (not DOS 7), and run Creative's CTCU.exe. CTCU will only run in DOS 6 or an older version. Then, take a look at the AWE64's resources. If they are non standard, you could alter them to something like 220/5/1/5. After doing that, go back to your Win98 installation, and then in the Windows device resources section for the AWE64, do a "force hardware resource change", and make the settings also equal to 220/5/1/5.

BTW, once you are back in Win98, you can remove any reference to CTCU in your config files, if there are any there.

Edit: Damn, perhaps I'm thinking of how to configure the PnP AWE32. Maybe just try a force Windows hardware resource change for the AWE64's resources.

Reserve the irq7 in the BIOS.
Advanced/PCIPnP and change "avaiable" to "reserved" for irq7.
Then - try ctcm and diagnose again.

That shouldn't be necessary. I believe this is for non PnP ISA cards so that the IRQ doesn't get assigned to another device.

Another though!

After running CTCM run CTCU and assign the default configuration. Maybe that fixes your issue...

Okay so I made a 6.21 boot diskette and booted from that. I then ran ctcm and it gave me the normal settings (see below)

1Found Creative Plug and Play card  : Creative SB AWE64 Gold
2
3Successfully configured 3 of 3 Creative PLug and Play Devices
4Blaster environment is set at: A220 I5 D1 H5 P330 E620 T6

I am still trying to get ctcu to work as I post this

Thats much better!

Now run AWEUTIL.EXE /S