Don't bother with DIAGNOSE or CTCM... those are for Creative cards.

Look here http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … 788&menustate=0

Yours is an AZT2316-s so look in the P16II directory in that zip.

Look at your card for something that says "FCC ID", and match it up with the table near the middle of this page:
https://blog.purplepa.ws/aztech-sound-cards/

Let me know what your FCC ID says. If you do find it in that table, you might spot some other names for the card. Aztech cards (especially Packard Bell OEM ones) are extremely picky about drivers matching cards.

Thanx for your replies, I tried the P16II install, the utilities after installed would not recognize the card, however now dune2 does play digital sounds and music, I suspect this is after the installation added the set galaxy string along with my old set blaster string in autoexec.bat

I could not find any fcc string there is a sticker on the back with a azsc60210900 but no goole hits, also says Panasonic 52x which also doesn't match up to anything on the chart.

The fighter still doesn't detect any card or freezes in the sound detection, I have a few other games freeze on startup like alone in the dark 1, syndicate so there may be a separate problem with this system, think the sound card is as good as it can get for now, thanx guys

If you get music and sound playing, you're set.

Based on the chipset being used (AZT 2316-S), it's one of the 3rd generation chipsets (this is not a Plug 'n Play card).

To my knowledge, model numbers I38-MMSN824 & I38-MMSN850 used the same chipsets.
I have the drivers for both of these and they should work with this sound card.
However, you will require separate drivers for the modem component of the sound card (Windows might already have generic drivers for that and I doubt you will require this under DOS).

Thanx for your help everybody, now I am getting sound in all the games so problem solved, this is a pure dos machine so thanx for the offer but don't need any further drivers

Some are fun... the one I had came with a sound file that would say "Computers today need more power... the power of sound!"

I've attached the drivers of model numbers I38-MMNS824 & I38-MMSN850.
One of these should work - I think it might come in handy, since it includes a software based volume control as well (so that you can adjust the line in and line out settings of your MIDI, voice, main volume, as well as mute your Microphone in).
Also, if you one day need to re-configure your sound card, then you can use the utility as well to do that for you.

Actually it will be good to have software control over volume since my speakers don't have one built in, so the drivers will come in handy, thanx! I found I got a virus running in my boot sector called Lemming so this could be my problem why tie fighter crashes on sound detect and a few other games, once I clear that up ill get on the drivers

treeman wrote:

Actually it will be good to have software control over volume since my speakers don't have one built in, so the drivers will come in handy, thanx! I found I got a virus running in my boot sector called Lemming so this could be my problem why tie fighter crashes on sound detect and a few other games, once I clear that up ill get on the drivers

Hope you come right.

I'm a bit surprised there is no FCC ID printed somewhere on the PCB (since practically all Aztech cards I've seen usually had the FCC ID printed on their PCB's). Perhaps hidden or obscured under some of the other cards that you showed in your picture?
I also have two Aztech Audio Telephony Drivers, which I've attached.
However, I'm not sure whether these are actually compatible with your specific model - only way to know is to install them and to see whether the relevant sound card configuration utility picks up the sound card properly and your software based mixer works properly with your combo card.
These driver packages should then also contain the relevant modem drivers.

I couldn't find any fcc number, there is a number on top right on the picture of the back but Google had no hits

Ok, I cleaned up the virus and installed
m16abo-1 (v1.20).zip
These must be the right drivers, volset.exe works, and able to successfully set volume level using /V: switch.

Using P16ll drivers volset.exe would give me unable to detect card or something similar, so now everything is 100% thank you!

An interesting specimen you've got there! Thanks for the photos.