Check and maybe change the IRQ and DMA settings. Even if there is no
conflict sometimes changing them makes the problem go away. I don' know
why. Also check the Manufacture's web site they may not have updated
driver for an old isa card, but may have something newer that what you
have that may work.

Wayne Ware
AAA-Onsite Computer Repair

On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 18:30:53 -0300 Howard <[log in to unmask]> writes:
> My TEKRAM motherboard died last week and I replaced it with a
> 6VBA-133 from
> SOYO (newest bios update).  I dual boot WIN98SE and WINXP Home using
> a 20
> and a 8 gig drive, PII-350 and 256mb ram.  I have a RIVA TNT2 32mb
> Video,
> Colorado 5gb IDE tape Backup and a Creative CD and CD-RW drive.  The
> only
> other device plugged into the board besides the Video is a old SB16
> ISA card
> with a IDE interface.  With my old board everything worked fine,
> with this
> one, the device manager in WinXP says everything is ok, but I get no
> sound.
> I delete all or some of the sound devices and redetect, it finds
> everything
> and the sound pops on, only till I reboot and have to do the same
> process
> over again.  The IDE interface is always ok.  The check mark is
> checked to
> show the icon on the tool bar, but this never appears.  My Windows
> 98 is
> fine, no problems at all!  When I installed the board, Windows 98
> found
> everything and is faster than ever thanks to the new DMA 66
> interface, but
> XP, I had to reinstall with the repair option.  I have reinstalled
> it twice
> again now to fix this sound problem.  Any suggestions from anyone
> other than
> buying a new card?  Did I miss something?  Thanks!
> Howard Rubin
> Fortaleza, Brazil
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