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1. #Windows xp sounds and audio devices how to#
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If you have over 512MB RAM, you will need a workaround. Graphics may need to be swapped out for a Win9x compatible card - feel free to ask for recommendations.

#Windows xp sounds and audio devices drivers#

Before starting, look up drivers as above. You’ll need to use Google to find the drivers for your computer model, or use HWiNFO or CPU-Z Vintage Edition to find your chipset, graphics, audio, and network (NIC) model names, and then Google them with “Windows 98 driver”. These machines are period-correct for Windows 98, and you’ll have the most success with them. My PC with a 95, 98, Me, NT, or 2000 sticker? This doesn’t mean you can’t post these things, but don’t expect the response to be positive if the content doesn’t appear to add anything useful to the subreddit. Posting screenshots you found on Google Images or Wikipedia

#Windows xp sounds and audio devices how to#

This is not a complete list, of course! If it feels like something others will be interested in, it’s probably worth posting here.Įxamples of posts that are generally not welcome here, and may be considered low-effort:Īsking how to install Windows 98 on your Windows 7 laptop (not in a VM) - see belowĪdvertising your own Discord server or subreddit New community projects or discoveries related to Win9x or hardware from that eraĭemonstrations of interesting/nostalgic things - like games and screensaversĭiscussions - AskReddit-style Q&A or posts asking for ideas of things to do with your Win9x PC are welcome YouTubers’ videos about interesting aspects of Win9x or hardware from that era hard drive not detected, floppy drive makes weird noises

Windows won’t boot, can’t find a driver, game crashingĪsk about a problem you’re having with retro hardware - e.g. Show off your Windows 98 PC! Give us the grand tour - tell us the story behind it and take lots of photos!Īsk for advice on choosing hardware for your retro PC - what specs you need, where to find it, etc.Īsk for technical help using Win9x or a Win9x app - e.g. Posts that appear to be low-effort and not adding anything useful to the subreddit may be removed, and repeated warnings may incur a ban from posting

#Windows xp sounds and audio devices software#

While it's a bit of a touchy subject linking to downloads for older software will generally be allowed to stay, unless it's blatantly outright piracy and or a DMCA is received The Advanced Controls for Microphone panel will appear.While the sub name is Windows 98, anything 9x related is alright, there's no issue in posting content related to 95, 98, 2000 or MEīe civil in the comments, if you're being outright obnoxious the comment has a good chance of being deleted and you getting a warning or temp/permanent ban depending on history Under Show the following volume controls sectionĬheck in all the unchecked boxes (especially make sure that Microphone is checked)Ĭlick on the Options menu and select Advanced Controls (if it does not already have a tick next to it)Ĭlick the Advanced button under the Microphone volume slider. webcam) from the drop down menuĬlick on Volume below the drop down menu under Sound Recording In the Sounds and Audio Devices window, under the Audio tab, in the Sound Recording section, select your headset or the audio output device that is your microphone (e.g. īack in the Speaker Mixer, make sure that Microphone volume is muted.Īll the other volume controllers should be unmuted. Under the Show the following volume controls section. The Playback Properties panel will appear. In the Sound Playback section, under the drop down menu, select your headset or the audio output device that your speakers or headphones are plugged into.Ĭlick on the Volume button below the drop down menu. Select the Audio tab in the Sounds and Audio Devices Properties window

The Sounds and Audio Devices Properties window will appear.

#Windows xp sounds and audio devices full#