You see, I have a similar rig set up for Win98SE: Hey Ace, first off, that sounds like one mean rig You've put together, good show! Isn't the AWE64 supposed to be SoundBlaster 16-compatible? If it is, then why can't I get any sound out of the computer when playing Star Wars X-Wing with any one of the SoundBlaster options? Am I shit out of luck and have to find a SoundBlaster 16 or SoundBlaster Pro sound card? I can get sound with AdLib, Roland or General MIDI chosen, but as soon as I choose any of the SoundBlaster options, not only do I not get digitized sound, but the game no longer has any kind of sound whatsoever. The game presents multiple different sound options: The problem: I can't get digitized sound to work. Here's my problem - every game I've installed works flawlessly except for one: the DOS floppy edition of Star Wars X-Wing. The Windows 95 editions don't have any problems running under XP, but I'd like to have all the Star Wars X-Wing games installed on that PC. Star Wars TIE Fighter(DOS floppy edition, DOS CD-ROM edition, Windows 95 CD-ROM edition) Star Wars X-Wing(DOS floppy edition, DOS CD-ROM edition, Windows 95 CD-ROM edition) I currently only have some of the older Star Wars flight sims on that computer:
The point of putting this computer together was to play some old DOS and Windows 95 games that have issues running under Windows XP and for a more authentic DOS experience than with DOSbox(I'm not a fan of any kind of emulation). Here's the deal: I've assembled a computer with the following specs:
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