I have three cards installed, each of which are PCI. I have a sound card, a dial-up modem, and this ethernet card I'm trying to install now. Both the sound card and the modem came with the computer and work flawlessly.

I've been trying to set up a network on my computer, so I bought a PCI ethernet card. A Realtek RTL8139D to be exact. Whenever I install it into a PCI slot, my computer is unable to find my Ensoniq AudioPCI 64 card. I've tried moving the card to other slots but nothing works. Every time I remove the …

Ahh, my bad.

I've been trying to set up a network on my computer, so I bought a PCI ethernet card. A Realtek RTL8139D to be exact. Whenever I install it into a PCI slot, my computer is unable to find my Ensoniq AudioPCI 64 card. I've tried moving the card to other slots but nothing works. Every time I remove the …

Alright. Well, I was looking to get original hardware eventually anyway. I just wanted to do some experimenting in the mean time. Thanks for the help.

I'm not really sure if it's 16 or 32-bit, but here's a screenshot of Dos booting, if that helps at all: As you can see, it fails to find my Sound Blaster PCI 64. Surprisingly, Doom runs at full speed, as does Doom II and Heretic.

I recently decided that I wanted to play games on true Dos instead of running emulators. I dual booted Dos 6.22 on my Windows 7 computer and got it running as it should. I decided to try and get the mouse working correctly so that I can use it to play first person shooters. I downloaded Cutemouse …