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On 1/23/2020 at 2:04 PM, Goodmaneuver said:
Wizardry 8 is DRM free (not sure though mine was from Steam, Sir Tech went out of business, demo available) and runs with Miles sound system files. It always had a problem on exit that disables Direct Draw and is not KernelEx related. Wondering if Win98 has same problem, that is, after game is exited other games can not be played unless restarting Windows.
Will try that. Also got a Roland TR-8 MIDI drum device. Any chances to get it to work with Win98?
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Installed a SB0100, installed the Driver from the Main Driver Set. What should I try with it?
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On 1/12/2020 at 2:15 AM, loblo said:
Set midiconfig to 1 and run DOSBox with the \LISTMIDI argument and see which device is selected, if it's not the right one, set it to 2, etc, till you find it.
MIXER /LISTMIDI gives me
0 "Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth"
no matter if I set midiconfig to 0, 1 or 2. Munt is running. Started it manually
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7 hours ago, loblo said:
I would try to place the drv file in the system directory (or any other folder that is in the path) and add mt32emu=mt32emu.drv to the drivers section of the system.ini file and reboot.
Did that. Now I need to open MUNT and DOSBox at the same time?
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9 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:
See if Roland MPU has a properties tab when selected in the picture you have shown above and temporarily select do not use this device and do not map through this device for a try with Settlers 2.
Yeah, I tried this but it won't work.
I tried DOSBox 0.74-3 and it works fine! Settlers II is running with sound without problems.
On 1/10/2020 at 2:03 AM, DosFreak said:If you want MT32 you can try the 9x ver of MUNT:
I also installed MUNT from the mt32emu_qt-1.7.1-win9x.zip. I was able to find different MT-32 Roms that work with MUNT. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post them here. I also found a huge database full of different roms but wasn't able to test them out yet. MUNT works if I try .mid files with MT32_CONTROL.1987-10-07.v1.07.ROM and MT32_PCM.ROM. But I'm stuck, at getting MUNT to work with DOSBox. There is just mt32emu.drv, oemsetup.inf and a readme in mt32emu_win32drv-git_ac4f1f0dee-win9x.zip.
Where should I place mt32emu.drv?
oemsetup.inf just says
[disks] 1 =. ,"MT-32 Synth Emulator",disk1 [Installable.Drivers] mt32emu = 1:mt32emu.drv, "MIDI", "MT-32 Synth Emulator",,,The readme tells me
QuoteFor building, Windows Millenium DDK can be used which provides 16-bit C compiler
and other required header files, libraries and tools.Found Windows 2000 DDK on waybackmachine but I'm not sure what to do with it.
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13 hours ago, loblo said:
The Roland mention in the about box refers to the use of Roland sound samples used for midi playback by the Microsoft "synthesizer". They are all in a single file in RIFF format along with some playback instructions such as loop points for each sample. That file is called GM.dls and is located in the system32/drivers folder and is likely the only file in this folder that isn't actually a driver.
Found it!
13 hours ago, loblo said:The Roland mention in the about box doesn't mean any kind of Roland hardware midi device is being emulated. If you want to use Roland MT-32 Midi with MPU-401 Midi interface you need that hardware device installed or a driver software emulation if there is one.
Yeah, it's already on my to-buy list.
12 hours ago, DosFreak said:As far as using DOSBox is concerned it's not a VM it's a PC emulator specifically for PC games and currently it's officially supported on 95/NT4 and above with DOSBox 0.74-3.
If you are running 9x on a period correct box then I'd keep it around for those DOS games that still have issues.
If you are running 9x on a i7 and want to play DOS games then you definetly need it.
It's a AMD Sempron 2800+. Not really periodic correct. I'll give DOSBox a try and will report.
12 hours ago, DosFreak said:If you want OPL3 you can try this:
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=57951
If you want MT32 you can try the 9x ver of MUNT:
That's a lot to read for the weekend! Looking forward!
9 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:Going back DXdiag, the MIDI sound check should work. There will be only output ports shown as your motherboard sound device has no game port.
It's also showing Roland MPU-401 as input.
9 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:Tillewolle you said that you tried installing the 4.04 and 4.06 driver, unless you remove the files created in the system or have a new system build then the 3.54 driver will not work as you have shown.
3.54 driver? Weren't you talking about 3.99? And it's a new system. I rebuilt it completely after all the driver troubles in the beginning.
9 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:Note my default port is Microsoft Synthesizer. WinME has ASD.exe Automatic Skip Driver, make sure there are no devices disabled if you have ASD.exe in windows folder.
Mine too. There is ASD.exe in C:\WINDOWS. I also have Roland MPU-401 in the list.
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11 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:
In control panel select Sound and Multimedia. In the audio tab here will be a selection for Midi music playback preferred device, select Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth and then select apply or OK at bottom.
Yeah, it is already configured like you say.
11 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:The About tab is under the Preferred device section.
It says Roland like you said earlier.
11 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:In SetSound select "Roland MT-32 Midi with MPU-401 Midi interface".
Did that before and tried it again. No MIDI-Sound in Settlers II. When I go to the In-Game Options Menu I can try to play different MIDI-tracks but this also doesn't work.
Tried CHAMP Ms. Pac-Em which the guys at Vogons say is the best game to test DOS-Sound compatibility.
CHAMP Ms. Pac-em ver. 1.5 Registered version (C) Copyright 1996, 1997 CHAMProgramming All rights reserved. *** Unauthorized duplication or distribution is prohibited! *** Initializing sound card... Sound card successfully initialized._
and freezes Windows.
Using VDMSound gives me the same command prompt with an extra Error:
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On 1/7/2020 at 1:10 PM, Goodmaneuver said:
Your on the right track with DXdiag just press Test DirectSound and then once done that go to music and test DirectMusic using the various ports that are shown.
DirectSound worked. DirectMusic also (except the Roland MPU-401 because it says it needs an external synthesizer)
On 1/7/2020 at 1:10 PM, Goodmaneuver said:MSI are good for supplying drivers and if you download audio driver for win2000 it will be A3.99 which should work if you have not installed a later RealTek driver.
The A3.99 doesn't work. In the readme.txt it says that its compatible with Win98 Gold???
On 1/7/2020 at 1:10 PM, Goodmaneuver said:ALC***.sys refers to ALCWDM.sys where as yours is CMUDA.sys because you are using a CMedia driver
yeah it says cmuda.sys
On 1/7/2020 at 1:10 PM, Goodmaneuver said:Choose Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth. SW is short for soft ware check the about tab and it will say Roland.
Where should I chose this? And which About tab?
On 1/7/2020 at 1:10 PM, Goodmaneuver said:Open Drivers folder in the game directory and click on SetSound.exe. It will ask to select and configure MIDI music driver, click on this in the blue section and select Roland MT-32 Midi with MPU-401 Midi interface because you have selected Microsoft WaveTable GS Synthesizer. Then select and configure digital audio driver in the blue section. Choose Creative Labs Sound Blaster Pro or 100% compatible, as your sound driver should be. Then select done at bottom. There should be now two new files in the Driver folder MDI.ini and DIG.ini. The game sounds should now work. Many Dos games of this age will configure similar, 1997.
Can reproduce all those steps. It creates those files but no MIDI-sound, yet. Maybe because I didn't found out where to choose Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth?
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8 hours ago, MrMateczko said:
WDM Audio drivers for 9x use the built-in SBEMUL.SYS driver which provides rudimental Sound Blaster emulation for DOS boxes inside Windows.
It does not provide OPL2/3 support as far as I know. That's why you can only hear sound effects and not music, more discussions about SBEMUL.SYS are here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/comp.sys.ibm.pc.soundcard.tech/P1q1PCa0bag/KTCGkK3d86UJ
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/audio/kernel-mode-wdm-audio-components
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=12016At least I'm not the only person wondering about this
8 hours ago, MrMateczko said:If you want good DOS compatibility on Windows 98SE, the onboard C-Media audio will never give you such support.
Best way is to get Sound Blaster Live/Aureal Vortex 2 PCI audio card, which have their own Sound Blaster emulation drivers.So I think I'll wait for my soundblasters to arrive... My friend offered me a PCI SB128 and a PCI SB0060 Live 5.1. We'll see which one works better or even at all. While typing this I remembered a sound card that I do have in storage. Terratec Aureon 5.1 FUN. But the rear output has a loose connection I fixed with some scotch tape back in the days. It says MIDI on the PCB but no plug socket, just a connector. I'll have to dig around a bit to check drivers etc.
8 hours ago, MrMateczko said:An even better way is to use an ISA Sound Blaster 16 card, although newer motherboards of course do not have the ISA slot any more.
My board doesn't support ISA
But someday I'll install a REAL Win98 motherboard!
8 hours ago, MrMateczko said:Or...you can run DOSBox under Windows 98 although this kind of defeats the purpose
I better not try this. The purpose of building my Win98 machine was NOT to use a VM because they never work as expected!
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On 1/5/2020 at 1:43 AM, Goodmaneuver said:
On mobile at the moment so can not check my system. In directx diag check all your sound checks. Sometimes later files did not work ie 31 versions & 30 version files are the ones I had to use at that time.
DXDiag gives me the attachment:
On 1/5/2020 at 1:43 AM, Goodmaneuver said:In sound control panel check midi device perhaps CMI midi does not work and select Microsoft for a try. If CMI sound works then OK but RealTek is your sound chip manufacturer unless CMI prefix. I think you almost had it correct with A3.54 driver install but had to remove the later driver files and replace with the A3.54 ones. The alc***.sys is the main one.
What should I check there? In Midi-Settings on Multimedia-Properties I can chose between Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth or Roland MPU-401. What is CMI? Why should I change driver? What do you mean by all***.sys?
I managed to get SFX AND Music running at Settlers II but now I just get SFX with kinda music. Not sure what is wrong there. At least VDMSound IS running and I'm able to switch between different soundcards to emulate.
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Got Settlers II running, but just FX... No Midi Music. Used the SETSOUND.EXE from the Settlers II files and it found a "Creative Labs Sound Blaster(TM) 16 for MIDI and Creative Labs Sound Blaster Pro or 100% compatible" for digital audio.
Tried to get VDMSound working the whole night but no real progress.
At least I just have quite a good overview over all this sound black magic 98 is playing with.
2 hours ago, Goodmaneuver said:Tillewolle: from what I can determine is you have not got the Sound Blaster cards yet. The VDM sound solution needs a working sound card. Did you try and remove the AC97 files and install Realtek A3.99 AC97 driver for a test first?
I don't have them yet. The VDMSound needs a sound card and I thought it might work with the internal Soundcard. But that was an easy thought. Some other users mention problems with c-Media drivers. Why should I use Realtek A3.99 AC97?
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Okay. Somehow patched the dosdrv.bat with a newer one by a user in the vogons forum and now VDMSound starts! (with the tip of the day error/bug, but yeah!)
Need to figure out later if it works. Need to go to work now. Would be great!
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So... seems that the Soundblasters need to wait for a week or two. But I want to play The Settlers II. Game runs fine but - NO SOUND.
Googled a bit and found out that DOS-Games won't support the 98 Sound drivers.
Tried this VDMSound solution but had no luck. Installed vcredist.exe properly and rebooted. Unzipped the VDMSound.win9x.bin.alpha3 to C:\VDMSound. Ran install.bat, VDMConfig.dll registration succeeds. Edited autoexec.bat by adding SET VDMSPATH=C:\VDMSound and finally rebooted.
Running dosdrv.bat in cmd just displays C:\VDMSound>vxdsload with a blinking cursor. Nothing else happening.
In dosdrv.bat it just says
QuoteSET BLASTER=220 I7 D1 H5 P330
vxdsload
vxdsinit
vxds1
I tested dosdrv.bat with the SET BLASTER command and without it. No difference. Seems it won't even load vxdsload. Whatever vcsload is. Starting it manually from command also doesn't help. Not even getting to the point where there could be a tip of the day.
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1 hour ago, Goodmaneuver said:
When using the NAS as a network drive, the total NAS disk size would have to be less than 2.2TB. You could use 2 non-raided 2TB drives and then map 2 separate network drives. Mapping sections of a larger drive could involve sectors/blocks that could be outside the range of the 98 driver as the drive fills up. The 2TB drive size limitation is what I encountered with my WinME system setup.
It will arrive on Tuesday, we'll see, what it says? Or is it possible to make a partition on the NAS (that is smaller than 2.2TB) that is accessible for all machines to put data on. And which protocol am I able to use? ATM I'm using FTP to get files from my 2015 MBP to the Win98 machine but it's not the perfect solution, because FTP needs to run on both machines all the time and ip-adresses are not static.
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On 12/18/2019 at 4:38 PM, deomsh said:
I don't think you have to worry, you installed SP3 updates already. To be sure you can compare the content of BHDD31.ZIP with your files in WINDOWS, \SYSTEM, \COMMAND and \IOSUBSYS. if your files are older, just run _INSTALL.BAT (after unzipping BHDD21.ZIP to some directory).
Bios was okay. Some files were older so I ran _install.bat and it seemed to work. Now I see the full capacity of the HDD!
On 12/20/2019 at 2:05 AM, Goodmaneuver said:If more than one computer is required to access the drive then a network drive could be considered for convenience.
I recently ordered a Synology DS216j as a NAS and would love to connect the Win98 machine for easily accessing isos from archive. What are the recommendations to set this up?
On 12/20/2019 at 10:08 PM, LoneCrusader said:Your system will be LBA48 compatible, don't worry.
BIOS doesn't have a option to NOT enable it, so yeah. Obviously.
All in all - all of you helped me A LOT with understanding Win98 works and the system is working perfectly. I can enjoy the game that was the reason for this project. No errors in device manager or somewhere else. Time to make a permanent image to just flash it when the system explodes the next 500 times.
My buddy offered me 2 Soundblasters... so that will continue
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On 12/18/2019 at 9:48 PM, jumper said:
But first your bios must have LBA support for > 137GB. If not: backup the HDD, repartition, then restore.
BTW, USP3 and Kex are still not fully compatible.
How do I check BIOS? and what means USP3 and Kex? Is it needed to make them compatible?
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On 12/16/2019 at 3:33 PM, jumper said:
> It just works
Until it writes past 137 or you scandisk in dos or...
If you don't want to patch the os, use 120 or smaller internally. Larger is okay externally, USB fw lan.
So, easiest way to patch it afterwards?
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Finally made it!
Just installed Win98SE without any LBA-patches on the 250GB drive. It just works.
Then I installed DirectX 9.0c.
ATI-Graphic-drivers.
Network drivers.
SP3 Updates.
KernelEx.
The recommended C-Media drivers.
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On 12/13/2019 at 1:03 AM, tillewolle said:
Install using the command "setup /p i" (note the spaces) from your 98 CD or from the folder on your HDD. This will force 98 to use the older APM standard rather than ACPI (ACPI causes many issues on newer systems not designed with Windows 9x in mind). Running automated setup from the CD just runs "setup" without the switches, and thus leaves ACPI enabled.
I tried this method a few times but I am not getting it to run.
Made a folder with the content of the win98se setup cd and added the ESDI_506.PDR
Burned on a regular CD-R with ImgBurn 2.5.8.0
format c:
On bootup I get the command prompt but I am not able to switch to D: to start setup /p i
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18 hours ago, LoneCrusader said:
Why would you install Windows 98 to a FAT16 partition to begin with?
(I assume this based on you saying you "converted" to FAT32...) You should start with FAT32 to begin with...
I was "new" to this topic. Built this machine from parts that were laying around. Last time I used Win98 not for the lulz was like back in 2001 when I was 10. When I started building the machine few weeks ago I wasn't very "up to date" how Win98 works. Learning by doing.
18 hours ago, LoneCrusader said:You can enable 48-bit LBA from the beginning if you create your own install CD or copy the contents of the \WIN98 folder on the CD to a folder on your hard drive and run SETUP from there (i.e. C:\WIN98CD)...; simply extract ESDI_506.PDR from BHDD31.ZIP (or patch your own ESDI_506.PDR with rloew's patch) and drop a copy of it into the \WIN98 folder of your new CD or into the folder on your HDD where you copied the SETUP files. SETUP will then use this ESDI_506.PDR instead of the older unpatched copy inside the .CAB files. This would allow you to combine the first 5 steps...
Guess I will do this over the weekend.
18 hours ago, LoneCrusader said:Install using the command "setup /p i" (note the spaces) from your 98 CD or from the folder on your HDD. This will force 98 to use the older APM standard rather than ACPI (ACPI causes many issues on newer systems not designed with Windows 9x in mind). Running automated setup from the CD just runs "setup" without the switches, and thus leaves ACPI enabled.
What's the difference between APM and ACPI?
18 hours ago, LoneCrusader said:Always install any official updates and packages and drivers BEFORE adding unofficial ones, especially KernelEx.. Usually I install DirectX right after SETUP has completed, and before I start installing drivers.
Will make sure to do that! Thanks!
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5 hours ago, MrMateczko said:
(with the /p i switch)
Can you explain that in detail? Or give a link?
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7 hours ago, MrMateczko said:
What did you do to set the system up? Any notable steps?
- Installed 98SE from CD to a regular 10GB HDD
- Installed BHDD31.ZIP for LBA-Support.
- Converted to Fat32 via Fat32 Windows-Tool
- Cloned HDD via CloneHD to 250GB HDD. (Still 10GB partition)
- Expanded Partition to 100GB with gparted by swapping disks to another machine.
- Installed Network drivers for PCI-Card
- Installed Windows 98 SP3 v3.56
- Installed KernelEx & UNICOWS
- Installed other handy tools... Firefox, WinRar, Apache2Triad (for easily swapping files via ftp), TweakUI
Recently: Installed ATI Catalyst Suite 6.2 to Support my R9250 and tried the whole DirectX and AC'97 things.
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2 minutes ago, MrMateczko said:
Sorry about that, here is a better link:
http://tim.id.au/static/WDM_A404.exeThere seems to be something wrong with the system itself. Can you try reinstalling 98SE but with the "/p i" switch so it doesn't install ACPI?
It was veeeeeery hard to set the system up till here, had big problems with LBA-Support etc. I'd really love to not do all this again.
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Every Version of DirectX I'm trying to install gets me the same error message:
A for the installation required CAB-file is not trustworthy. Make sure, Crypto(graphy)services are activated and CAB-File-Certificate is valid.
Now I deinstalled DirectX entirely and I'm not able to install even an earlier version. Damn.
Edit: DirectX Rollback feature at least brought me back to DirectX 6.1a (4.06.003.0518)
DirectX.log tells me:
12/10/19 21:58:05: DXSetup: No command line switch 12/10/19 21:58:05: DXSetup: StartWizard() 12/10/19 21:58:05: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 21:58:07: DXSetup: CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 21:58:07: DXSetup: start installation 12/10/19 21:58:07: DSETUP: DirectXSetupA(): hWnd: 00000434 dwFlags: 02010098 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: === SetupForDirectX() start === 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: Dec 8 2006 10:44:42 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: DXSetupCommand = 0. 12/10/19 21:58:07: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanese == 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanNec == 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: Installing on Win98 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: Unable to find mscoree.dll. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CheckForManagedDX(): .NETFramework is not available, Managed DirectX is not installed. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: Checking the version: HKLM\software\microsoft\directx\Version 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CheckVersion(): This is older DirectX which does not have the version value in the registry. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): LoadLibrary() failed, error = 31. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): Unable to load wintrust.dll. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CSetup::DXCheckTrust(): Unable to initialize CWinTrust. 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: CSetup::InstallPlugIn(): GetCDXUpdate() failed. 12/10/19 21:58:07: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: start finalizing: phase: 0 - 0, total: 0 - 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 3, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:58:07: dsetup32: Installation ended with value -21 = A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted. 12/10/19 21:58:09: DXSetup: WM_APP_ENDINSTALL 12/10/19 21:58:09: DXSetup: ~CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 21:59:39: DXSetup: No command line switch 12/10/19 21:59:39: DXSetup: StartWizard() 12/10/19 21:59:39: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 21:59:42: DXSetup: CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 21:59:43: DXSetup: start installation 12/10/19 21:59:43: DSETUP: DirectXSetupA(): hWnd: 000004D8 dwFlags: 02010098 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: === SetupForDirectX() start === 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: Dec 8 2006 10:44:42 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: DXSetupCommand = 0. 12/10/19 21:59:43: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanese == 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanNec == 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: Installing on Win98 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: Unable to find mscoree.dll. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CheckForManagedDX(): .NETFramework is not available, Managed DirectX is not installed. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: Checking the version: HKLM\software\microsoft\directx\Version 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CheckVersion(): This is older DirectX which does not have the version value in the registry. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): LoadLibrary() failed, error = 31. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): Unable to load wintrust.dll. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CSetup::DXCheckTrust(): Unable to initialize CWinTrust. 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: CSetup::InstallPlugIn(): GetCDXUpdate() failed. 12/10/19 21:59:43: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: start finalizing: phase: 0 - 0, total: 0 - 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 3, Steps = 0 12/10/19 21:59:43: dsetup32: Installation ended with value -21 = A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted. 12/10/19 21:59:48: DXSetup: WM_APP_ENDINSTALL 12/10/19 21:59:48: DXSetup: ~CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:01:49: DXSetup: No command line switch 12/10/19 23:01:49: DXSetup: StartWizard() 12/10/19 23:01:50: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:01:52: DXSetup: CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:01:52: DXSetup: start installation 12/10/19 23:01:53: DSETUP: DirectXSetupA(): hWnd: 000001F4 dwFlags: 02010098 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: === SetupForDirectX() start === 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: Dec 8 2006 10:44:42 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: DXSetupCommand = 0. 12/10/19 23:01:53: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanese == 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanNec == 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: Installing on Win98 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: Unable to find mscoree.dll. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CheckForManagedDX(): .NETFramework is not available, Managed DirectX is not installed. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: Checking the version: HKLM\software\microsoft\directx\Version 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CheckVersion(): This is older DirectX which does not have the version value in the registry. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): LoadLibrary() failed, error = 31. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): Unable to load wintrust.dll. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CSetup::DXCheckTrust(): Unable to initialize CWinTrust. 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: CSetup::InstallPlugIn(): GetCDXUpdate() failed. 12/10/19 23:01:53: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: start finalizing: phase: 0 - 0, total: 0 - 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 3, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:01:53: dsetup32: Installation ended with value -21 = A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted. 12/10/19 23:04:27: DXSetup: WM_APP_ENDINSTALL 12/10/19 23:04:27: DXSetup: ~CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:05:11: DXSetup: No command line switch 12/10/19 23:05:11: DXSetup: StartWizard() 12/10/19 23:05:11: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:05:13: DXSetup: CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:05:16: DXSetup: start installation 12/10/19 23:05:16: DSETUP: DirectXSetupA(): hWnd: 00000314 dwFlags: 02010098 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: === SetupForDirectX() start === 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: Dec 8 2006 10:44:42 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: DXSetupCommand = 0. 12/10/19 23:05:16: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanese == 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanNec == 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: Installing on Win98 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: Unable to find mscoree.dll. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CheckForManagedDX(): .NETFramework is not available, Managed DirectX is not installed. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: Checking the version: HKLM\software\microsoft\directx\Version 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CheckVersion(): This is older DirectX which does not have the version value in the registry. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): LoadLibrary() failed, error = 31. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): Unable to load wintrust.dll. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CSetup::DXCheckTrust(): Unable to initialize CWinTrust. 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: CSetup::InstallPlugIn(): GetCDXUpdate() failed. 12/10/19 23:05:16: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: start finalizing: phase: 0 - 0, total: 0 - 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 3, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:05:16: dsetup32: Installation ended with value -21 = A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted. 12/10/19 23:05:56: DXSetup: WM_APP_ENDINSTALL 12/10/19 23:05:56: DXSetup: ~CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:18:25: DXSetup: No command line switch 12/10/19 23:18:25: DXSetup: StartWizard() 12/10/19 23:18:27: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:18:28: DXSetup: CDXWSetup() 12/10/19 23:18:29: DXSetup: start installation 12/10/19 23:18:29: DSETUP: DirectXSetupA(): hWnd: 000004A8 dwFlags: 02010098 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: === SetupForDirectX() start === 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Dec 8 2006 10:44:42 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: DXSetupCommand = 0. 12/10/19 23:18:29: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanese == 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: DirectXSetupIsJapanNec == 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Installing on Win98 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: IsWow64(): Windows 2000 or Windows 9x. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Unable to find mscoree.dll. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: CheckForManagedDX(): .NETFramework is not available, Managed DirectX is not installed. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Checking the version: HKLM\software\microsoft\directx\Version 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Version in registry = 4.06.03.0518 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Version in DLL = 4.09.00.0904 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): LoadLibrary() failed, error = 31. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: CDllLoader::LoadLibraryA(): Unable to load wintrust.dll. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: CSetup::DXCheckTrust(): Unable to initialize CWinTrust. 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: CSetup::InstallPlugIn(): GetCDXUpdate() failed. 12/10/19 23:18:29: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 0, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: start finalizing: phase: 0 - 0, total: 0 - 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: DXSetup: DSetupCallback(): Phase = 3, Steps = 0 12/10/19 23:18:29: dsetup32: Installation ended with value -21 = A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted. 12/10/19 23:18:31: DXSetup: WM_APP_ENDINSTALL 12/10/19 23:18:31: DXSetup: ~CDXWSetup()0 -
1 hour ago, deomsh said:
Which version of DirectX is installed?
Hm. Thought I installed DirectX 9.0c but DxDiag says "A device attached to the system is not functioning."
System Tools says DirectX 6.3.
When trying to update to 9.0c I always get the error, that Cryptic Services are not running.
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But someday I'll install a REAL Win98 motherboard!
(I assume this based on you saying you "converted" to FAT32...) You should start with FAT32 to begin with...
Xbox360 Controller Driver for Win98
in Windows 9x Member Projects
Posted
Works with wireless controller. Just tested.