Thanks guys for the replies. Yes, this is all bringing back memories from when I had a Windows 98 computer (and I had a Windows 95 computer before that). And it does feel good when I'm able to figure something out, but I'm not sure I have enough hair left. Davros, I actually did find that site when …

So I went ahead a installed one of the few DOS games I have, Top Gun Fire At Will. It probably isn't a "true" DOS game, as it also has the ability of being run in Windows 95, but it has the option (and is recommended) to be installed and run in DOS. The install was fairly easy. After install you are …

Okay. I found some of my old DOS games today. I will see if I can get them working sometime this weekend.

Here are the lines I get when I boot into DOS; C:\>LH AU30DOS.COM VORTEX DOS AUDIO DRIVER (2.007) Copyright (c) 1997-1999 Aureal Semiconductor PCI AUDIO PRO enabled at Ports 220-22Fh, Interrupt 5, DMA 1, Joystick 201h

I believe so. I've powered down the computer for now (enough frustration for one day). I will check tomorrow when I turn it on to see what the command line is for the DOS driver and post it here. Again, thanks for your help!

Well, thanks to you I have met with some success. Reading your last reply got me to thinking. I had originally started out with the sound card in slot 1, which I found out was a no-no as it shares resources with the AGP card. So I next moved it to slot 6. That kind a worked, but I had trouble …

Thanks much for the reply. The TUSL2-C doesn't have an ISA slot. I had originally been thinking of getting a motherboard with an ISA slot in it, but tualatin support was important and there aren't any Intel motherboards that support the tualatin chip and have ISA slots. There are a few VIA chipset …

Okay, so I just tried something on a whim to see what would happen. I went into the bios on the TUSL2-C and changed the value for the line "Plug & Play O/S" from no to yes. When I did that, during the bootup process I received an error message just before Windows loaded that read "Error #8: BIOS PnP …

I have some DOS games, but I'm not sure where they are at at this moment. I DO have the original floppies that came with the FLCS, as well as a quick setup card. The floppies are the "F-16 Command and Control Center" and the "TMScope". I installed the floppies from Windows. In the "TMS" folder is a …

So I've put together a Windows 98 computer (with a little help from people on this forum). Here are the specs on this "new"..."old" machine; Mobo: Asus TUSL2-C running 1007 bios and Win98 SE CPU: P3 1.2mhz 256kb Tualatin Case: Antec SLK-1650 Floppy Drive: Teac Optical Drive: Plextor PX-W4824TA CDRW …