Aztech Sound Card Issue on Windows 3.11 about 86box HOT 24 CLOSED

Make sure the IRQ is not conflicting with something (eg. with a PCI device).

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I tried different settings but nothing's working.

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Are you using the Packard Bell Aztech drivers or generic Aztech drivers?

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The Generic Aztech drivers.

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Odd, check the volume settings of the drivers.

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I checked the volume settings of the drivers, and still doesn't work.

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What generic drivers? Link?

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Yes. The link goes here: http://vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?fileid=788&menustate=0

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Yes, I get it, but which driver inside that package?

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The Aztech Sound Galaxy Pro 16 AB Driver for Packard Bell on 86Box which is bugged out.

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Actually, I found the right driver for it, it's that there are many drivers using different codecs and different ways of operating.
But here it is the right one.
AZT16200.ZIP
Make sure the CODEC interrupt is disabled on its setup (from the emulator settings) and the codec type is cs4248.

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On Windows 3.11, I tried the CS4248 codec, and disabled the CODEC interrupt, but still doesn't recognize the driver.

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It works with that package I sent you.

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Can you please give me the correct Aztech generic driver link for Windows 3.11?

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Yes, it's that I sent you, it works here, start the driver installation from setup.exe provided with that package (Within Windows).

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Thank you for helping me fixing the Aztech generic driver.

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And Also, I got a invalid SB MIDI IRQ on a Aztech generic driver like this:

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Do you have other SB drivers installed?

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Yes, I have SB drivers installed, But once again I get an invalid SB(MIDI) IRQ when the message pops up.

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Just remove them. (The other SB drivers).

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I removed the SB drivers, reinstalled the Aztech Generic Sound Drivers, and I get a same message again.

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Check your system.ini to make sure there's no leftovers of the SB drivers.

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Where's system.ini in the SB drivers at? The drivers, 386enh, or mm16?

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At this point, just reinstall Windows and only install the Aztech driver.

In any case, per TC1995's investigation, it's NOTABUG.

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