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autoexe.bat file
1.---what is the wording for the autoexe.bat file on a IBM 760EL Thinkpad with windows 95.
2.---would the autoexe.bat file cause me to be unable to get
my sound to work I've tried everything I know.
3.---would the autoexe.bat file cause my floppy to erase the program when I load one.
2.---would the autoexe.bat file cause me to be unable to get
my sound to work I've tried everything I know.
3.---would the autoexe.bat file cause my floppy to erase the program when I load one.
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I don't have a set blaster lin in my autexec file
Well, this line isn't really required for win95 sound to work, but if you run the diagnose program (in the your sound cards installation directory) this will replace the line.
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still won't work
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no luck any more suggestions
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no luck any more suggestions
Is the sound card set up in win-95? If not have you tried scanning for new hardware using the add-new-hardware section of the control panel.
If it is set up, check it's properties by looking in the diagnostics section of the system properties (also in the control panel). Make sure it has no hardware conflicts (which are highlighted by an esclamation mark). If it does try changing the irq line of the sound card, or the device it is conflicting with (this is assuming that it is a pnp card).
If it is set up, check it's properties by looking in the diagnostics section of the system properties (also in the control panel). Make sure it has no hardware conflicts (which are highlighted by an esclamation mark). If it does try changing the irq line of the sound card, or the device it is conflicting with (this is assuming that it is a pnp card).
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