For now I found some solution to still run the game.. but not from windows.

MS-DOS Mode Super Easy

From the first three options (which are with CDROM) the game starts without a problem, from the others - not.
Is there a way under windows98 to run any of the 3 dos options?

I don't have my Win98SE tower available--it's at my mother's house; it's broken, and I'm not there right now--but try to load the CD drivers from your default config.sys and autoexec.bat files. 😀

I also managed to install audio drivers under DOS - SBPCI.
I burned the game to disk - now it starts with the soundblaster setting enabled (it didn't start before - black screen).
I just don't know why there is no music, only the sounds are heard.

And the other thing I want to ask - I have installed the sound drivers under win98, but I don't know how to set up (for example DOOM) to have sound in games.

amxcs wrote on 2025-01-21, 07:14:

I ran dos (from a bootable disk) and the game ran perfectly.
What is the difference between the 98 dos and the clean dos (from a boot disk)?

The DOS that is available inside windows itself isn't proper "DOS". The game might very well require actual DOS to work.

amxcs wrote on 2025-01-21, 14:13:

For now I found some solution to still run the game.. but not from windows. […]
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For now I found some solution to still run the game.. but not from windows.

MS-DOS Mode Super Easy

From the first three options (which are with CDROM) the game starts without a problem, from the others - not.
Is there a way under windows98 to run any of the 3 dos options?

Using that method means you're booting into real DOS. You can maybe mimic it inside windows but it still won't be the same.

amxcs wrote on 2025-01-23, 09:17:

I also managed to install audio drivers under DOS - SBPCI.
I burned the game to disk - now it starts with the soundblaster setting enabled (it didn't start before - black screen).
I just don't know why there is no music, only the sounds are heard.

It seems that game uses CD audio for music. First check if the image is a proper bin/cue dump with the audio tracks included. If it is, then you probably have to connect the cable from the CD drive to the sound card.

eddman wrote on 2025-01-23, 13:03:

If it is, then you probably have to connect the cable from the CD drive to the sound card.

Yes, that was it, I connected the cable and there is sound now. Thanks!

And I still have to figure out how to adjust the sound of DOS games under Windows.

The configuration is:
AsRock P4i65G
Pentium 4 3Ghz
Ram: 2x1GB DDR400
Video: ATI Radeon 9600 128MB
Sound: CT5803 (ES1373)
Monitor: Mag Innovision 17"