ASUS TUSL2-C SOUND DRIVER DOWNLOAD

I've tried moving the sound card to three different slots, that hasn't helped. They don't use a Vortex 2, but explain some of the things that happen in the background and that might help you solve the issue. According to the Readme file it is supposed to test to see if there is a gameport. I moved the sound card to slot 3, and low and behold, the gameport is now working and I have my keyboard in DOS. This time the keyboard worked. Finally I was able to get them set up correctly at least I think so.

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Is this not the way I should be doing it? I will check tomorrow when I turn it on to see what the command line is for the DOS driver and post it here. Yes, this is all bringing back memories from when I had a Windows 98 computer and I had a Windows 95 computer before that.

Back then, stable boards capable of recording at low latencies without clicks and pops were few and far between and expensive.

Now whether or not the joystick and sound is working in DOS can only be answered once I find one of my DOS games and load it onto the computer. When I went to test the sound though, I was supposed to hear "Hondo" say something. Here are the specs on this "new" I tusk2-c the sound card to slot 3, and low and behold, the gameport is now aasus and I have my keyboard in DOS.

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When I look up the sound card info under system in the control panel, there are no conflicts shown. I've tried moving the sound card to three different slots, that rusl2-c helped. Phil, I did start watching your instructional video, but haven't gotten all the way through it yet.

I found some of my old DOS games today.

There is no material that is knowingly illegal here. In the "TMS" folder is a program called "Gameport.

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I've powered down the computer for now enough frustration for one day. I moved it to slot 4 and loaded the reference drivers from Aureal. It's a great board, it's lack of ISA slots being the only downside.

It probably isn't a "true" DOS game, as it also has the ability of being run in Windows 95, but it has the option and is recommended to be installed and run in DOS. That kind a worked, but I had trouble loading the drivers for it.

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They tuso2-c use a Vortex 2, but explain some of the things that happen in the background and that might help you solve the issue. Then I remembered about the autoexec. This disclaimer is brought to you thanks to the BSA.

Bought osund on ebay and it came with a Diamond Monster sound, as well. Still no joystick, but at least the keyboard worked in DOS. I was using it for music.

Getting Joystick To Work Anyone have any suggestions? Select all LH C: It's funny how things have changed. According to the Readme file it is supposed to test to see if there is a gameport. I hear a click every time I hit a key, but nothing appears on the screen.

This time the keyboard worked.

I tried adding it both as a "2 axis 2 button" controller and a "Thrustmaster Flight Control System" controller. I went ahead and let Windows load, then rebooted into DOS mode.

Davros, I actually did find that site when I was researching the CD and mouse issues, but I found this Microsoft knowledge base article which was a little more straightforward to help me with getting the CD drive working