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In <3b9ihj$mnd@hustle.rahul.net> KevinSinclair@Computer.com writes:

>c:\sb\win31\winsetup and also tried manually reinstalling the drivers.  
>This is driving me crazy.  And it is all such regular stuff, it ought to 
>'just work'.  I changed the IRQ on the card and in my autoexec, 
>reinstalled the whole thing, still no sound.  Tried again with orig IRQ 
>but diff setting on the i/o address (240 not 220) and still no sound.  Argh!

#1. make a list of cards and stuff in your slots. Then find the IRQ's for them.
Then look at them to make sure there aren't any conflicts. if there is, change 
something around. Windoze is very picky about what goes where.
Don't forget stuff like parallel ports!

#2. check the 'DOh!' type things. like the volume controls, the physical and
the software (sbset.exe), *and* the windows settings.

#3. do a "deltree windows" and *really* start over from scratch. Make sure the dos side of things work (doom or some other game), then re-install windows
and reinstall the sb directory. *and* make sure to run the sb setup on the
windows side.



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