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re: You don't need to find a reset switch
Sunday, August 7, 2005 at 9:21 pm
Windows 95 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Kiwi
(2109 messages posted)
You still need to install drivers for anything not included in Win95, and that includes
the sound chips -- surf over to Gateway and track down the particular old PC involved
in their software download section, and locate the audio driver set for Win 95/98
to get copies of, and then to run the file to install.
There may have been video drivers as well, but after you get on Gateway's site, the
page for your old computer's particular model number will group all applicable downloads
together.
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Kiwi
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On Sunday, August 7, 2005 at 6:13 pm, Ruth wrote:
>Hi Kiwi - I managed to use fdisk to remove the partitions, and then formatted the
>hard disk; then loaded on Windows95 and Office Professional 97, as well as the printer
>software and scanner software. Quite proud of myself - everything is working now,
>except for the loudspeakers and subwoofer. The computer is "playing" a CD - i.e.
>I can see the tracks and the timer etc, but no sound is coming through. All seems
>to be connected as it should - so what can the problem be? Maybe I did not load
>on the full software? When installing Windows there were three options - I chose
>the 'normal recommended' installation.
>If you have a minute I'd appreciate some guidance. Could it be that something did
>not get installed?? Ruth
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