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May 30th, 2000 17:00
memory manager not detected
At start up I receive the following message...Memory manager not detected.
Creative SB16 Emulation Driver Requires Emm 386 or simmilar.
Creative SB16 Emulation Driver NOT loading.
My system seems to run fine but I was wondering how important this is and am I missing something? If so how do I correct the problem. Thanx in advance.
Creative SB16 Emulation Driver Requires Emm 386 or simmilar.
Creative SB16 Emulation Driver NOT loading.
My system seems to run fine but I was wondering how important this is and am I missing something? If so how do I correct the problem. Thanx in advance.
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Denny Denham
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May 30th, 2000 18:00
If the sound card wants it, it is simple enough to provide. Add the following lines to your config.sys file (which you can reach through Start|Run, type Sysedit and OK):
Device=c:\Himem.sys
Device=Emm386.exe noems
DOS=High,UMB
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ckiak
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May 30th, 2000 19:00
file created by the System Config Utility as a place holder for Cofig.sys. Actual Config.sys has been saved under the name Config.tsh. Is it ok to go into note pad then open config.tsh and make the changes there? Also is all this really necessary, soound card seems fine. Like, if it ain't broke don't fix it??
Denny Denham
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May 30th, 2000 20:00
That is a new one on me. Given that fact I think I'd go with the "if it ain't broke" line of reasoning. I did find a reference to that filename which says "Dell computers use Config.tsh" which is curious because mine doesn't.
On the other hand, someday if you're feeling adventurous, you might try the change in Config.tsh just to see what happens. (At worst, since you know what you did, you can always go into the file and delete the additions.)
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May 30th, 2000 23:00
Didn't know that. As a card-carrying DOS dinosaur I always used either sysedit or a word processor for autoexec.bat and config.sys. Thanks for the info.
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