LayoutFile=layout.inf, layout1.inf, layout2.inf (Bet this is the MoBo.) Edited by submix8cĬlassGUID= Sometimes this screws with the IRQ's etc. 13F6.) This implies Intel Chipset using C-Media Drivers!Įdit3 - Errr, is it possible that you could try again and tell what the Associated Error is for the Exclamation Point?Īaaand! Edit#4 - Try disabling PnP OS in the BIOS (set it to No). Well have a look-see.Įdit2 - RATS! Confused - 8086 is Intel - how is this C-Media? (I'd have thought e.g. (pretty sure this is OK) can you upload the INF file from that 98SE folder? Copy it to somewhere on the HDD and upload - if it's blocked (for some reason) rename it to a TXT then upload. We can also check on the 'EULA' of the 98SE drivers and if not bound by 'no distribution' might be able to upload (or list) some items from the CD. (Just a note - I know Soyo is gone because I just reloaded a K7VEM-Pro that I fortunately had downloaded most of everything prior-to and looked again but - POOF!) Provided the C-Media Chipset type can be found it might be possible to not only find them but also a 'set' than contains the C-Media Control Panel/Player as well. I'll attempt to find something on this, but.

Nope.)Ĭan somebody tell me how to resolve this issue? Edited by chromatic47 (Because Windows promises me that clicking that button will 'fix the problem'. I have also reset ESCD in BIOS, and tried 'upgrading' the driver in Device Manager.

I have tried extracting fresh copies of both of those VXDs from the Win98se CABs, and placing them in the Windows/System/VMM32 folder, to no avail. The Win98se NTKERN.VXD resides in VMM32.VXD, and MMDEVLDR.VXD is present in Windows/System folder. It does not appear to be a hardware problem, since the Win95 driver works fine. 'AssociatedFilters'='wdmaud,swmidi,redbook'

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