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Can't get driver to load for mpu-401 compatible (win98 se). Can i down load it from some were.

thank you

john

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by dmiles

See the following sites for drivers
1)www.roland.co.uk/dlowin.htm
2)www.thetaband.com/mmpack/40.htm
3)www.pgmusic.com/100697b.htm
4)www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/40/40305.htm

by stans

www.drivers.com I have found this site to be very useful. At times I have had to wade through corrupted downloads and other problems, but this site has provided me with some extremely hard to find drivers.

by rcom

While MPU401 is an standard interface it comes as part of the drivers for the sound card. Do you have the disk that came with it? If not find out what card you have and download the files for it.

by ron

Download the Belarc Advisor @
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

Use it to identify the Sound card's Chipset.

RE/Install the appropriate driver.

the MPU-401 is typically a subset driver for your sound card. It sounds like you're sound card isn't completely installed/detected.

Ron Velotta

by c.barnhorst

The driver may be on the Win98 SE cd in a .cab file (it may not display the extension when you browse the files). To see go to the index of files for the Win98 SE distribution cd that are maintained online by Microsoft. Start from the Win98 Homepage. There are thousands of files compressed on the distribution cd. If it is on the cd, open the correct cab file and double click on the driver. That will call winzip and you can unzip the file to your desktop and go from there.

by c.barnhorst

I checked my win98 cd and coundted 75 .cab files in one folder alone. Each .cab file contains scores of compressed files.

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