Taylor, 

If the Yellow Exclamation mark is still there, right click on the device and select 
Remove. OK your way out and reboot.

This should cause windows to identify the device again and install a driver. As gewg_ 
said remove the old driver first, so it's not there to be re-installed.

Be sure you know the exact location of the new Driver, floppy is probably best. You 
should be prompted thru the driver process when you re-boot. In the event another 
driver is installed, go to Device MGR and click Update Driver, then point windows 
to the location of the one you want installed.

BW







On Saturday, December 3, 2005 at 9:29 pm, taylor wrote:

>I have a question about Resolving 

>Hardware Conflicts:


>

>

>I just reformatted my old windows 98 computer that i hadn't used for a while. it 

>needed me to install a crystal soundfusion cs4281 WDM audio driver. So i do that 

>but the sound still didn't work. there is an exclamation mark beside the device 
in 

>device manager, which i've been lead to belive is a hardware conflict. the "solution" 

>on device manager was just to update the driver but the driver was already the newest 

>update. I have reinstalled the driver many times. I have tried so many things but 

>nothing gets me sound. how do i get that exclamation mark gone. Please try to give 

>me multiple ways because i've tryed lots of stuff. Please save me! 

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