23 - '0' is what worked for me. System specs are: Abit BH6 Pentium III 800MHz Slot-1 256MB SDRAM 100MHz CL2 Radeon 7200 32MB SDR 2x Voodoo2 8MB SLi Sound Blaster Live! (had Diamond Monster MX300 prior, it wouldn't work with that Cards Gameport, so be advised) D-Link Wireless G Network Adapter

So I dropped the FSB down to 66mhz. Didn't work. Decided to do a full reinstallation of the Live! drivers. Showed up 'okay'. Switched back to 100mhz, not connected. So I'm going to go through again, now that I know it functions in SOME way, and see if I can get it. Thanks again for doing all of this …

Right, persistently "Connected" means that the stick has entered Digital Mode and should be working fully. "Not Connected" or waffling between "Not Connected" and "Connected" states is a sign that the driver timing is off and the stick is failing to enter Digital Mode and can only be used in Analog …

I still have no idea what the upper bound is on the driver set. Most people who provide feedback are using systems slower than the fastest that I used for development. Don't jump to conclusions based on a handful of the drivers. You need to go through them systematically. It's tedious, but there is …

akula65 wrote on 2021-04-03, 13:53: Glad you (and others) still find it useful. Thanks to VOGONS and Wing Commander CIC for continuing to host it for so many years. I think I might have spoken too soon. I've tried 4 of the '0' folder versions, the patch, and no luck. I wonder if its to do with my …

I just got a SideWinder 3D Pro in a couple days ago, and just stumbled on this. Thank you so much for doing this. Really, I really appreciate it a lot!

Hey folks, So I've sort of been struggling through getting this thing to do.... anything. I won't drag on about what I've done because it'd make this a super long post, but in order to get DOS on the PC I had to plug the hard drive into another PC to be able to use it to install DOS 6.2. That did …

To add I'm 99% sure its the cable, because as i486 said, it isn't the right cable.

This is my first post, and I apologize if this is wrong place for it. I'm new here, and new to Retro Computers. Welcome to the forums. :) Pardon the dumb question, but are you sure you have 1.44MB selected in the BIOS? Usually that is in the first page. Nah, that's not a dumb question. Usually the …

Moogle! wrote: Pardon the dumb question, but are you sure you have 1.44MB selected in the BIOS? Usually that is in the first page. Yeah, definitely did.

oh no... 😳. Thats gotta be it... crap. Its a straight cable. Ugh, serves me right I guess haha. Thank you. EDIT: Do you think the swap setting in the BIOS would do anything? Is there anyway I can make this work or do I need to buy a new cable?

This is my first post, and I apologize if this is wrong place for it. I'm new here, and new to Retro Computers. I got my 3.5 inch floppy drive in today, plugged it in, and at first, it wasn't finding any disks. So I fiddled around with some floppy related stuff in the BIOS, and now Windows is …