Dos mame , sound blaster issue

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C:\ “ edit “👍

I I owe you a beer at this point ,
are we getting somewhere ?
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image.jpgI have managed to edit
The autoexec.bat Só as to
Remove the “REM”

And set rem to the bottom line with the irq10 ..

Now my games run but I don’t have sound .🧐
 

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So, you have Windows installed and not just MS-DOS, right? Have you edited MSDOS.SYS to boot straight to DOS? It's a hidden file in the root directory which you first need to make visible with the command
attrib -h -s -r MSDOS.SYS
then edit it and change
BootGUI=1
Logo=1
To:
BootGUI=0
Logo=0

See if that helps.
 

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So, you have Windows installed and not just MS-DOS, right? Have you edited MSDOS.SYS to boot straight to DOS? It's a hidden file in the root directory which you first need to make visible with the command
attrib -h -s -r MSDOS.SYS
then edit it and change
BootGUI=1
Logo=1
To:
BootGUI=0
Logo=0

See if that helps.
And then reapply the hidden, system and read-only attributes.
 

Retroman839

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So, you have Windows installed and not just MS-DOS, right? Have you edited MSDOS.SYS to boot straight to DOS? It's a hidden file in the root directory which you first need to make visible with the command
attrib -h -s -r MSDOS.SYS
then edit it and change
BootGUI=1
Logo=1
To:
BootGUI=0
Logo=0

See if that helps.
Thanks this acer logo is doing my head in..
 

Retroman839

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So, you have Windows installed and not just MS-DOS, right? Have you edited MSDOS.SYS to boot straight to DOS? It's a hidden file in the root directory which you first need to make visible with the command
attrib -h -s -r MSDOS.SYS
then edit it and change
BootGUI=1
Logo=1
To:
BootGUI=0
Logo=0

See if that helps.
I actually don’t know if i have windows installed .

I can she’ll dos to a wind 98 command prompt screen
 

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Ok só I updated SB drivers and then edited autoexec.bat.

In that order so will I require to update drivers again or can you edited the autoexec.bat without the need to update drivers ?
 

Retroman839

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So, you have Windows installed and not just MS-DOS, right? Have you edited MSDOS.SYS to boot straight to DOS? It's a hidden file in the root directory which you first need to make visible with the command
attrib -h -s -r MSDOS.SYS
then edit it and change
BootGUI=1
Logo=1
To:
BootGUI=0
Logo=0

See if that helps.
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Any space’s ?
Is it case sensitive ?
 
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