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Originally Posted by sers^^
Oh no. Installation of network components/connections can require stuff from the Win98 CD, and there's a chance it won't work without it. So, try to borrow a Win98 CD from someone and try installing again, I'd say.
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Darn. I'm supposed to have it, but have no idea where it is...
Thanks, though.
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Originally Posted by White Rabbit
Can you tell us the make of your soundcard and network card, type of internet connection, the specific meaning of 'provider's' (I'm guessing ISP), your current version of Windows (I'm guessing 98) and also what you mean by 'access application'.
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Access application. An exe file that I open so it gives me a menu where I enter my username and password so it opens the internet access. Yay.
Provider = ISP indeed.
My internet connection is DSL... Windows 98 indeed, too..
My network card is a
Realtek RTL8029 (AS) PCI NIC Ethernet card..
And my soundcard... *types "alsaconf" into the terminal*
It gives me two results, but I think it's this one..
intel8x0 Intel Corp. 82801BA/BAM AC'97 Audio (rev 01)
It also gives me this:
legacy Probe legacy ISA (non-PnP) chips
, but I think that isn't even a soundcard...
I've researched both and got only results which were affiliated with Linux, which leads me to think that I have a problem here...
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Originally Posted by Link
For sound, do you have the device installed and recognized by Windows? (Does it show up in Device Manager?)
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Well, I don't think so. It's definitely not installed.. and it does recognize A sound device, but gives no definite name for it, so I'm guessing it doesn't.
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