Joseph_Joestar wrote on 2024-07-07, 09:59:
Interesting. I'm guessing the original Audigy 2 ZS ISO image that I based my driver pack on was from the United States, which is why it defaults to English. I don't know what exactly the driver pack overwrote, so I can't offer any help there.
However, since you have an Audigy 2 ZS card, you might be able to download a French localized driver CD image and install that using the official method (WDM drivers first, then switch to VxD using Creative's Driver Utility). After that, try installing the DOS drivers from my custom image and see how that works out. If this still overwrites your volume controls, you'll have to search for a French localized image of the Audigy 1 driver CD and install the DOS component from there.
For what it's worth, I've added a warning to the original post that this guide and the driver pack that it uses are tailored to the US English versions of Win98SE or WinME.
After checking the problem is related to theses 3 files :
- CTDLANG.DAT
- CTDCRES.DLL
- INRES.DLL
They exist in multilangual in your OLD_VXD.CAB package in the folder "LANG".
Their names are :
- CTFRN.DAT
- CTDCRFRN.dll
- INRESFRN.dll
FRN = French, there is also German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Dutch... languages.
But strangely the installer always force the english version. Copying them over restore the language but it break something else cause i guess it also need set somewhere in registry.
Probably if you fix the ini file the setup will allow install in the good language because your drivers are multilangual in reality.