> Per the instructions that are included with the Thrustmaster ACM game
> card installation with Windows 95, I first disabled the existing game
> port that was installed, the Yamaha something-or-other Gameport. Then
> I followed the instructions to add the Thrustmaster ACM card to the
> Win95 hardware list. The card was already plugged in at this point.
> Recently I realized that the Thrustmaster ACM card was not on the
> list, and the Yamaha gameport was back on it. I went through the
> configuring process in Windows 95 again, rebooted the computer, and
> when I returned to the hardware list, the ACM card was once again
> missing from the list and the Yamaha gameport that was preconfigured
> when I first bought the computer was back. (Note I installed the card
> almost two months ago and just noticed this anomaly recently)
> Does anybody out there possibly have any idea why this would happen
> and what I could do to remedy the situation?
> Kyle Langston
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panel system device list. It would be better(and also work in dos) if
you pulled the Yamaha sound card out to disable the joy port manually.
There is usually a jumper on the sound card for this purpose. This will
prevent windows 95 from finding the port again. Good luck, Steve