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huh? Did you use uinstall.exe to select the MT-32? With this program you can select MT-32 for music and SoundBlaster for digital sound (which is just the speech and some sound effects I *think*).
After that start uwsound.exe. It should say that it detects the MT32 for sound and the sound blaster for digitized speech.
If all this fails, make sure that you have mpu401 enabled (mpu401=intelligent or uart) in the [midi] section of dosbox.conf.

huh? Did you use uinstall.exe to select the MT-32? "

My copy was on an old hard drive. I didn't see any uinstall.exe so no, I didn't run it. I'll have to find my original disks.

uwsound.exe for me was just looking for soundblasters, so it was probably set up for my old SB Pro.

If all this fails, make sure that you have mpu401 enabled

Thanks, but I did kinda point out that my sound was otherwise working... just not with this game.

I guess next time I'll lie and say I am running this on a 486 running DOS. Thanks anyways guys..

You must run INSTALL.EXE to reconfigure sound hardware. UWSOUND is for fine-tuning sound cards (Ports, IRQs, DMA Channels and such).

If your files comes from the CD version of UW2 the file which set sound devices will be called UINSTALL.EXE, if your files come from the floppy version, the same file will be called INSTALL.EXE, like eL_PuSHeR said(this is from memory though, so I could be wrong), if you have neither of these files you'll need to find your copy or download another one in order to set the sound card.

cbreaker wrote:

I guess next time I'll lie and say I am running this on a /486 running DOS. Thanks anyways guys..

That attitude will lead you nowhere.

I guess next time I'll lie and say I am running this on a 486 running DOS. Thanks anyways guys..

Why are you saying this, we do try to help you. Didn't know that the CD and Floppy version had different installers. If you have neither install.exe nor uinstall.exe you should look for your original CD/floppies and reinstall from that.