Hi Gary,

              Seems as if you need to install the drivers for the
sound card. You can get the drivers and more info about your card at
 http://www.sicdt.com/ssolite.htm   . After you download the
drivers remove the references to the sound card in Device Manager and
reboot the computer, when you get to the desktop Win95 should inform
you that its found new hardware and will ask you for the drivers.
When it does just tell it where to look for them.

                                                   Mark Walter



> I just helped a friend upgrade his 486DX2/66 clone from Windows 3.1
>to Windows 95. After upgrading the sound does not work. If you plug
>the speakers into the
> front of the CD Rom music will play through them. With the speakers plugged in
> the sound card there is no sound of any kind. Sound worked fine with Windows
> 3.1.
>
> His sound card came from Compusa and the box has  "Super Sound Origins Lite 3D
> Sound Card" written on it. It came with no instructions or disks. On the box
> it says windows 95 compatible, 16 bit stereo, fully compatible with Sound
> Blaster Pro and Windows sound system.
>
> Under the device manager tab there is a yellow question mark next to Other
> Devices. If you hit the + sign next to that it shows 4 more yellow question
> marks with PNP Sound Chip written next to each. Under properties each one has
> a different I/O address, two of them also list ann IRQ, and one says direct
> memory access 01. Each says it is working properly and has no conflicts. I
> could not find a volume control anywhere in his programs and there is none on
> the task bar tray. Any ideas on what could be wrong? Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> TIA
> Gary South
>
>