HISRADEON9550
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I'm using Windows XP, and using a program called VMWare. It's a program that lets you run another OS, while running XP. I decided to use Windows 98 in there, for my older games, and it works fine. Everything is exactly the same as it would be if using a dedicated computer that only has 98 on it, so there should be no problems.
Onto the problem.
My motherboard has a built in AC97 Realtek sound card. This is recognized by 98 at boot, and asks me to install a driver. I can't find the driver listed, so, I downloaded the newest Realtek one that supports 98. I installed it, and everything is there, but, no sound. When I check it, it says that no drivers are installed for it. I tried installing the drivers from disk, and chose a path on my harddrive where the setup for the driver I just installed was, and it said it didnt contain any information about my device. It seems to only be looking for a .inf file, and I only have the setups that install from their own installer. I think that to get it to work, I need Windows to install it, but since it only takes .inf files, I'm screwed. Does anybody know how I can get this working?
Thanks!
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Onto the problem.
My motherboard has a built in AC97 Realtek sound card. This is recognized by 98 at boot, and asks me to install a driver. I can't find the driver listed, so, I downloaded the newest Realtek one that supports 98. I installed it, and everything is there, but, no sound. When I check it, it says that no drivers are installed for it. I tried installing the drivers from disk, and chose a path on my harddrive where the setup for the driver I just installed was, and it said it didnt contain any information about my device. It seems to only be looking for a .inf file, and I only have the setups that install from their own installer. I think that to get it to work, I need Windows to install it, but since it only takes .inf files, I'm screwed. Does anybody know how I can get this working?
Thanks!
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