After installing Windows95, I now have no sound in DOS in the Need for
Speed. Under DOS6.2 the sound worked fine.If I run the install program
it does not detect my soundcard. Anyone else have this problem and a
possible solution? I contacted EA and they gave me a stupid answer!
(Maybe the game does not support your soundcard!) Worked before.
Bill
A solution that I found was to use your soundcard's 16 bit drivers.
In other words reboot your PC into Dos mode, and run NFS from there.
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Glenn Beaumaris
"I believe in God-after all Helen Hunt exists"
HELEN HUNT:
COOL "The day I got to hand over my tank top to the stunt woman on
Twister."
UNCOOL "Any TV series that has a Very Special Episode."
A solution that I found was to use your soundcard's 16 bit drivers.
In other words reboot your PC into Dos mode, and run NFS from there.
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Glenn Beaumaris
"I believe in God-after all Helen Hunt exists"
HELEN HUNT:
COOL "The day I got to hand over my tank top to the stunt woman on
Twister."
UNCOOL "Any TV series that has a Very Special Episode."
What sound card do you use?
If you're using a GUS you should use the new win95 drivers.
(But I would play under plain DOS if I were you...)
Greetz,
Frits.
> After installing Windows95, I now have no sound in DOS in the Need for
> Speed. Under DOS6.2 the sound worked fine.If I run the install program
> it does not detect my soundcard. Anyone else have this problem and a
> possible solution? I contacted EA and they gave me a stupid answer!
> (Maybe the game does not support your soundcard!) Worked before.
> Bill
Make sure that Win95's idea of what interrupt and DMA addresses are the
same as you had previously set up in DOS. I had a problem with this
same thing when I first got Win95 and this game.
Colin
