FYI, I recently came across the following website and wanted to share it with the VOGONS community. Noticing that the site is outdated, I e-mailed their support contact and the person who replied told me these SIMMConn adapters are still available. http://simmconn.tripod.com If I'm strictly playing …

Thanks for the information, folks. Although I initially wanted to go with the simple approach, I decided to go with FeedingDragon's approach, as to learn something from it, plus I wanted to see that menu system first-hand (seems like it would be handy for potentially "pesky" DOS games that require …

1. I see that AWEUTIL.COM is extracted as part of the "Basic DOS-level utilties" package (95dosapp.exe). You can also download "AWEUTIL.COM v1.20. (34.65 KB) 3 Apr 95" which "Solves problems with no music being heard when playing some games that support the SB AWE32." I guess I'll use the extracted …

The more I think about this, I recall that I wanted this to be as easy as possible, so that's why I wanted to use the SB DOS drivers (because it sets up everything in autoexec.bat and config.sys for you). I didn't feel like re-learning all of those SET BLASTER commands and so forth. But it sounds …

I originally had 98 SE installed and you are correct that Windows had the drivers, so sound was working in 98. I recall, though, that sound was not working when I would shut down into DOS (or if I pressed F8 when booting to start in DOS). This is what prompted for me to try installing the DOS driver …

Hello, I put together a "retro gaming PC" with a Voodoo3 3500 16MB AGP and Sound Blaster AWE64 ISA to run DOS games mostly, as well as older Windows 95/98 games. I'm not sure if I should run DOS on one hard drive, and Windows on another (or separate partitions), or if I would be OK just running 95 …