The AWE64 is a Plug and Play card. Have you installed the drivers? Do you run AWEUTIL in your autoexec?

I figured it out for anyone else who wants to know, I had to disable AWE64 Wavetable MIDI in the device manager.

I have a similar problem with my sc-88.
I'm gonna give this a try tomorrow.

Hi Biggie Z I just bought a AWE64 and im waiting for it in the post can you tell me what driver you used for Win98se and dos, and where did you find the setting in device manager?

GabrielKnight123 wrote:

Hi Biggie Z I just bought a AWE64 and im waiting for it in the post can you tell me what driver you used for Win98se and dos, and where did you find the setting in device manager?

Hi, Windows 98 will install the drivers automatically, if you're not doing a clean install, you'll need the Windows 98 CD. For DOS you can download the drivers from the creative website here: http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductD … ET=CategoryID:1

New problem, when you disable Wavetable MIDI in the device manager, external MIDI devices work, but SB music stops working so games like Wolfenstein 3D that don't use MIDI have no sound. The AWE64 is really starting to stress me out. Does anyone have any ideas?

RFR wrote:

I have a similar problem with my sc-88.
I'm gonna give this a try tomorrow.

RFR and anyone else interested, I finally figured out how to configure the AWE64 for external MIDI without disabling anything. My specific card is the CT4380. Here are the steps:

1: If you haven't already install the AWE64 CD driver and Creative software. Download from here: http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … menustate=42,35
2: Go to Start>Programs>Sound Blaster AWE64>AWE Control
3: Click on "Device near the bottom left
4: Uncheck both Allow "WaveTable Synthesis Only" and "Allow MPU401 Emulation on this device"
5: Now both SB music and external MIDI devices should work.

I'm not using AWE, but thank you still for posting the steps 😀