First post, by TheAbandonwareGuy
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I'm having issues getting my CT2830 (which has been shelved for over a year) to work. The chips heat up so I can assume power delivery is taking place but Windows 98 isn't seeing the card. Ive checked and its jumpered for 220:0\5\2 which my bios should auto detect (when using manual there aren't even options to manipulate the 0 or 2 IRQ's, setting the lone available 5 to LEGACY ISA did not resolve the issue). I've also tried 2 different ISA slots. In windows I can't find it in device manager nor do i get a "detected new hardware" dialog prompt like normal. What makes me unsure as to if it's improperly configured is that one of my relatives pointed out what appears to be burned connection traces from both into and out of the silver chip in the following picture. I'm not 100 percent sure if those are burnt traces or not however. This is my first time installing a ISA soundcard so maybe I've made some stupid mistake. Any advice you guys could give me would be appreciated. The system i'm installing this into is a MSI MS-5156
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