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Thanks for refreshing my memory. Have been using Turtle Beach Montego II
sound cards lately.

Creative Lab's instructions are somewhat vague and it has been that way ever
since the original awent40.exe files were generated years back. Reference to
the "default driver" for 3D enhancement probably refers to a file in the WinNT
distribution cdrom. The 3D Stereo Enhancement feature is a component found
in the volume control (mixer) panel.

To do the SB AWE32 installation again, follow the instructions to remove
the "old", i.e., existing drivers, and try reloading the drivers again. Keep the
NT4 cdrom in the drive. When asked for the "NT default driver", you may
have to browse to find it. A good starting point is \drvlib\audio\sbpnp\i386.
One cannot omit any steps or error messages will continue to appear. That
was the way it was, and still is, with the Sound Blaster cards.

Good luck.

steck@cs.rice.edu wrote:

> In article <3A3D6527.E2460460@danang.rvn>,
>   Mistoffolees <mistyfac01@danang.rvn> wrote:
> > If the message disappears after disabling PNP OS in the system bios
> setup, then
> > it should be quite OK. WinNT is not a PnP operating system anyway.
>
> Unfortunately, the message still appears after disabling
> PnP in the BIOS.
>
> > Removing the Sound Blaster drivers is not an easy proposition. The
> instructions
> > are in the readme.txt file for Awent40.exe. The same applies in
> regards to what
> > to do when asked for the 3D stereo enhancement.
>
> I followed those directions, using UPDPNPNT.EXE to remove
> the drivers.  No luck -- the message appears with each
> login after the drivers are reinstalled.  I believe the
> 3D Enhancement driver is not part of AWENT40.EXE, since the
> directions suggest accepting the "default NT driver".  So
> removing it probably requires some other procedure.
>
> -- Paul
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