After correct drivers installation you should see list of devices like this:

Try to install one of this drivers:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lQJee … dSL?usp=sharing

For native Dos mode you need to load some drivers thru Autoexec.bat and Config.sys:

Autoexec.bat:
LH C:\maestro.com

Config.sys:
REM DEVICEHIGH=C:\aecu.sys

In my personal experience aecu.sys is not necessary and Maestro 2E works fine without SET BLASTER line as well

If you need, I can provide my autoexec.bat and config.sys files

MAZter wrote:

In my personal experience aecu.sys is not necessary and Maestro 2E works fine without SET BLASTER line as well

You don't do SET BLASTER for the sound card, but for games, so they know what sound card you have. No matter what sound card you have, you should always have SET BLASTER set correctly, as having a game setup probing IRQs randomly mostly causes the system to freeze.

This is understandable, but give an example of a game that freezes in the absence of this line?

In my experience, most Dos games work fine without this line.

I choose a sound card through the game setup.

Only game that does not work on my PC without set blaster command is Quake.

MAZter wrote:

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After correct drivers installation you should see list of devices like this:

Try to install one of this drivers:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lQJee … dSL?usp=sharing

For native Dos mode you need to load some drivers thru Autoexec.bat and Config.sys:

Autoexec.bat:
LH C:\maestro.com

Config.sys:
REM DEVICEHIGH=C:\aecu.sys

In my personal experience aecu.sys is not necessary and Maestro 2E works fine without SET BLASTER line as well

If you need, I can provide my autoexec.bat and config.sys files

Thanks for your help, however I can't even get FM synthesis in Win 98 SE dos prompt. I can only get music.