Yes I have tried without EMM386. I have done a lot of testing over the weekend and I’ve come to the conclusion that the card is dead. There is a enough life in it to present itself to the system, but loading drivers for it doesn’t work.

Thank you for the answers. :) The blue screens happen as soon as the drivers are installed. If drivers already are installed, it happens as soon as I plug in the card. I never get as far as trying to play music in Windows. Ahh so those are Win3.x files. Thanks! I have tried to disable stuff in BIOS …

I’m struggling with a Roland SCP-55 card that I bought a while ago but never got working. I first tried it in my Acer TM330 running Windows ME. Windows detects the card and I point Windows to the drivers. As soon as the drivers has been loaded and the sound for new hardware has played, I get a Blue …

Yea I have no idea. Maybe the adapter is poorly designed, having the contact surfaces placed slightly wrong inside, creating a short circuit?

I won’t be using headphones. The computer is at a temporary location right now, and I just wanted to make sure my new card works while I build on the machine.

Thanks for your replies :) The problem was me, I’m embarrassed to admit. I have this computer at work, and just grabbed the first headset I could find. I didn’t even notice that it had one extra connector for volume control. When they did’t work I tried a an old iPhone headset, of course they have …

Just bought my self an AWE64 Gold, but I’m having problems with the sound out. I have the problem in both my DOS 6.22 install and in Windows 98SE. I first noticed that the sound was very low, and that it din’t seem to pan left and right properly. So I did these quick tests below: Pan centered = Low …

I opened it up and got some pictures. Serial: Z940799 Model: DM-32N-7 Just checked and it has the demo songs. From what I understand only the new version has those? 9102DD7B-BD58-4805-BFA8-31E440F48A88.jpeg CDC5999E-E425-4E4B-8D2D-429EBCEBCEE7.jpeg E291543D-C4CA-4B92-8E0E-0D12FF10615C.jpeg 67A4D89F- …

Unfortunately I don’t have the tools or know how to dump the roms 😒 I’ll try to get some pictures this weekend.

I just bought my first Roland gear. It is what would appear to be an old version, it doesn’t have a head phone connector. When checking the ROM version though, I found that it is version 2.00. I thought 1.07 was the highest version for the old unit? Would this unit be considered a new version? For …

Thanks for the reply. Just ordered the modules 😀 Are there usually markings on both chip and socket for pin1 ? Or is that something you would have to look up in the technical documentation? I’ve been trying to google a good example picture but haven’t found any just yet.

I have this Dell Dimension P90t with built-in S3 Trio64V+ 1MB graphics. The motherboard is built on the Intel Advanced∕EV, and according to the intel documentation the graphics memory can be upgraded to 2MB with ”two 256K x 16, 60 ns SOJ DRAM” modules. I think I have located the built-in 1MB and it …

Thanks for the reply. That’s good news. 😀 I’ve just ordered the 512k module, it will be interesting to see the difference (if any).

I have just got my hands on a Dell Dimension P90T with an Socket 5 OverDrive processor. BIOS tells med it’s 133MHz but SiSoft Sandra and the Intel OverDrive setup disk tells me it’s a 200MHz MMX. Anyway it doesn’t have any L2 cache installed in the 160pin COAST slot. And I’m looking to buy a 512 and …