What happens in pure DOS and run Unisound?

Any FM (OPL) music in any particular game?
Digital sound?

You know I haven't even thought of checking to see how that works. I'm at work right now but when I get home I'll check it. I don't know how it'll react because I know I didn't install DOS drivers myself.

I won't be home until midnight so I probably won't be able to report back until sometime tomorrow. It's currently 5pm where I am now.

If push comes to shove:

Use Unisound to initialize and configure the hardware before windows starts.

Force windows to install the generic soundblaster 16 audio driver.

Force windows to install the 'Standard [speed] modem on [COM port]' driver.

Aztech DID provide windows drivers, but that's not explicitly necessary. At the end of the day, it's a clone of a soundblaster 16, with an integrated modem.

The integrated modem uses a Rockwell chipset, which means this is a real UART based modem. As long as it gets an IRQ and an IO address (and windows sees it as a com port), the 'generic modem' dtiver will work fine

Where can I find unisound. I'm not very experienced with older computers. I mean I've gotten several working but this is the first time I've ran into a problem I couldn't solve on my own.

I tend to do everything inside of Windows because I'm not experienced in doing things in pure DOS.

It has its own thread!

UNISOUND - Universal ISA PnP Sound Card Driver for DOS v0.82a

Thanks. I do remember when I set it up in windows it did install generic soundblaster clone drivers. Once it was done it had resource conflicts.

I fixed that and it had me restart then it said the hardware was not detected or the drivers weren't working. I update the drivers and it said the better driver was the sound galaxy Washington driver. I let it install it and got a blue screen of death.

Upon reboot it hanged on normal startup. Removing the drivers in safe mode let me back but of course the card still didn't work.

*back in

Just back on topic-- This appears to be your card.

https://www.dosdays.co.uk/topics/Manufacturer … diotel_2000.php

It was commonly found inside Packard Bell computers. For the audio side, the Washington 16 drivers will probably work.
https://www.dosdays.co.uk/topics/Manufacturer … hp#Washington16

For the modem side-- again, as long as windows sees a COM port, just slap "Standard Modem" on the com port windows detects.