Your card is certainly a PnP one. Can you share the content of CTPNP.CFG file that is located at C:\WINDOWS?

Are you running any sort of DOS drivers/initializers for the card? I strongly recommend UNISOUND. It's basically fire and forget.

I have tried UNISOUND which makes the Audio work fine but again no Gameport is working. I have tried using the SET BLASTER variable with J200 at the end and again no dice.

Gmlb256 wrote on 2022-04-15, 16:10:

Your card is certainly a PnP one. Can you share the content of CTPNP.CFG file that is located at C:\WINDOWS?

[SB16]
Csn=1
LogDev=0
CardID=CTL0070
Serial=FFFFFFFF
Port0=220
Port1=330
Port2=388
Irq0=5
Dma0=1
Dma1=5

[PNP]
Readport=277

DaveDoc1984 wrote on 2022-04-15, 16:24:

[SB16] Csn=1 LogDev=0 CardID=CTL0070 Serial=FFFFFFFF Port0=220 Port1=330 Port2=388 Irq0=5 Dma0=1 Dma1=5 […]
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[SB16]
Csn=1
LogDev=0
CardID=CTL0070
Serial=FFFFFFFF
Port0=220
Port1=330
Port2=388
Irq0=5
Dma0=1
Dma1=5

[PNP]
Readport=277

I don't see a [GAMEPORT] section, which should be something like this:

1[GAMEPORT]
2Disable=0
3Port0=200
4CardID=CTL0070
5Serial=FFFFFFFF
6LogDev=0

Add that section and set CTPNP.CFG to read-only afterwards to avoid Windows overwriting that file during startup.

DaveDoc1984 wrote on 2022-04-15, 16:22:

I have tried UNISOUND which makes the Audio work fine but again no Gameport is working. I have tried using the SET BLASTER variable with J200 at the end and again no dice.

Strange that UNISOUND didn't work for the gameport. Does the computer where the sound card installed has another gameport and isn't being disabled?

I have a Multi IO controller that has a header for the GamePort (no Gameport is attached to it) but I have looked at its Jumper Settings and can't find a way of disabling it.

As stated the Gameport works fine within Windows 95 but not when I boot to DOS Mode to play DOS Games.

The Controller Card is a elitegroup c190 Card.

Mmm, the sound card gameport works in Windows 95 since it is set at another address and is used by default. DOS games within it works due to I/O virtualization and said gameport is set as the default for joystick/gamepad input.

That controller card might be causing the problem because the gameport address in DOS is hardcoded at 200h and it is enabled whether the header is connected or not.

DaveDoc1984 wrote on 2022-04-15, 16:31:

The Controller Card is a elitegroup c190 Card.

Looking at this link: https://hwmuseum.pp.ua/th99/c/E-H/20495.htm

I see some undocumented ones mentioning "Factory configured", perhaps one of these (particulary JP9 that is closer to the floppy drive jumper settings) may help to disable the gameport.

Unfortunately adjusting those Jumpers didn't help DOS Games still don't pickup the Game Controller connected to the Vibra's gameport.

Can you recommend me an alternative controller? Possibly one which supports a CD-ROM Drive via IDE too?

DaveDoc1984 wrote on 2022-04-15, 17:55:

Unfortunately adjusting those Jumpers didn't help DOS Games still don't pickup the Game Controller connected to the Vibra's gameport.

To easily verify if the gameport is actually disabled you could try again with UNISOUND while avoiding the PnP hassle.

Can you recommend me an alternative controller? Possibly one which supports a CD-ROM Drive via IDE too?

Look for one that has dual channel IDE ports and floppy drive support at least, if it has gameport make sure that it has jumpers to disable it. CD-ROM support might be depending of the IDE controller.

I used UNISOUND and it still wasn't working I am afraid I think both controller cards that I have don't have a way of disabling the gameport.