I have a Yamaha 724 in my Win98SE PC. The YMF7x4Utilities is a Japanese program, but all you have to do is open the program and select FM+MPU401 on the 2nd tab. Then restart the computer.
Win 11 - Intel i7-1360p - 32 GB - Intel Iris Xe - Sound BlasterX G5
Can you list exactly what is in your config.sys and autoexec.bat files?
Have you tried disabling the onboard sound via the BIOS?
Can you give a screenshot of what your settings are in SETUPDS?
You may also need to try putting the Yamaha card in a different PCI slot.
wrote:Can you list exactly what is in your config.sys and autoexec.bat files? […]
Can you list exactly what is in your config.sys and autoexec.bat files?
Have you tried disabling the onboard sound via the BIOS?
Can you give a screenshot of what your settings are in SETUPDS?
You may also need to try putting the Yamaha card in a different PCI slot.
This is my autoexec.bat:
SET BLASTER=A240 I5 D1 T4
copy C:\DS-XG\DOS4GW.EXE \
chcp 437
C:\DS-XG\SETUPDS.EXe /s
del \DOS4GW.EXE
SET SOUND=C:\DS-XG
config.sys:
DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\HIMEM.SYS
This is my current IRQ problem, refer from another website:
I have disabled the onboard sound device.
Also, do I have to adjust the IRQ Resources in BIOS, the sound card?
Or it could be board error, or board incompatibility, but the board was designed for Pentium 3 computers.
wrote:Also, do I have to adjust the IRQ Resources in BIOS, the sound card?
Well, it always helped me. For my SB16, I set IRQ7 (or 5), IRQ2/9, DMA1, DMA5 to "Legacy ISA".
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