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Installing the ESS 688 sound card
in Windows 95 on the WinBook XP5
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Tech Article Number:
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WBTA02040691
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WinBook strongly recommends that you perform a backup of all personal
data contained on your system prior to performing this procedure. Warning:
WinBook will NOT be held responsible for any data loss incurred during
this process.
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Do the following to install the sound card for your XP in Windows 95
- Power down your WinBook XP5
- Turn the XP5 over.
- Remove the 2"X2" square panel from the bottom of the laptop.
- Insert the sound card and close up the panel.
- Turn the laptop back over and power it on.
- Once the unit is in Windows click on start, go up to settings and
over to control panel.
- In control panel choose Add New Hardware.
- Tell it Next.
- You should then get a screen that lets you choose whether or not you
want windows to search for your hardware. Select the NO option
and tell Windows next.
- You will now have a listing of hardware types. Choose Sound, Video,
and Game Controllers and click next .
- You will now have a listing of manufactures and models. Choose ESS
Technologies Inc. as the manufacturer and the ESS ES1688 Audio
Drive as the model.
- After selecting the Manufacture and Model click on next.
- You will then be shown a screen that lists the resources windows will
use. Tell it Next.
- You will then be on a finish screen. Click finish
- You will now be asked if you want to shut down tell Windows NO.
- In Control panel go to the system icon and enter system properties.
- Choose the device manger tab.
- In device manager highlight the ESS 1688 AUDIO DRIVE it is
under the SOUND VIDEO GAME CONTROLLERS heading.
- After the ESS 1688 Audio Drive is highlighted click on properties.
- Go to the resources tab.
- Remove the check from box next to use automatic settings.
- The resources list on the screen should have 2 I/O ranges, 1 IRQ,
1 DMA. If it does not you will need to change the basic configuration
setting until it matches the above configuration. (Basic configuration
0001 usually works)
- Once it has 2 I/O ranges, 1 IRQ, 1 DMA you will need to change the
resources to be the following:
I/O 0220-022f
I/O 0388-038b
IRQ 5
DMA 1
- After the resources have been set close out of device manager.
- Windows will give you a message that you have adjusted one or more
resources manually tell it O.K.
- Then choose the shut down restart in MS-DOS mode shut down option
- This will bring you to a dos prompt. Press Ctrl Alt S at the
same time to enter the system BIOS.
- Page down to page 3 and make sure that internal audio is enabled and
on IRQ 5 if it is not arrow down to the heading and press the space
bar to change the settings
- After the settings are correct press the Esc key the press
F4. This will reboot the system
- You should now have sound.
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