No sound card detected Win 98SE Windows Media Player unusable.

Hi,

1. CLICK HERE and go the navigated browser page
2. Select the operating system as "Windows 200" from drop down.
3. Click the + sign next to "Driver - Audio"
4. Click on "ADI SoundMax Audio Driver for Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP" and then click "Download".

Regards
Riztech

When you purchased the network-adapter, did it include a CD-ROM with device-drivers for Windows 98? Did you install those drivers?

Many "new" network-adapters include software that *ONLY* supports newer versions of Windows (XP/Vista/7) and no longer include support for Windows 98/98SE/NT/2000.

Look on eBay for another 3COM adapter, since that adapter worked for you.

Try to upgrade your media player or install third party player available on the net which can play dvd.

More then likely you need the correct drivers for your sound card. Please provide your soud card details and I will get a Win 98 driver for you.

WBTech

Should't have to
I just unplugged my BA from a win 98 and into Win Xp put in disk opened wIn media player and it play fine
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The Transcend T.sonic 310 MP3Player is designed to run on windows98SE there are drivers available for windows 98SE at http://www.file-drivers.com/mp3_players/transcend/t_sonic_310.html additionally the utility software works with windows 98SE, Win20, WinXP and WinME. The Utility software must be loaded onto the required PC before installing thedriver. The Transcend website does not provide drivers for other versionsof windows. You did not state wether you have the 512mb or 1gb player but the drivers are no different.You can find full details of the drivers list, software and manuals here for download. please note thatnotall PC's are100% IBM compatible, eg; Tulip, Compaq, olliveti, etc and require device drivers directfrom the manufacturer if they are supported. http://www.transcendusa.com/Support/DLCenter/index.asp?LangNo=0&ItemID=TS1GMP310&axn=SRH1_RLT&DLKeyWd=T.sonic 310
If you are trying to install on another machine with windows98SE and have a driver installation disk and you are trying to install the drivers automatically, I would suggest that you install the device manually through the device wizard, when you get to the part where it asks what device you are installing select 'have disk' then browse to the drive location where the driver files are located and select ok. if this fails to work then the problem is one of incompatability. I hope this helps

drivers for hp compaq c791tu

Ok when you hook it up and it says MTP just push and hold the Play pause key till it says Usb then it should recognize it .....
now mine recognizes it on both usb and mtp i have win xp pro ...  If you do this and it doesnt work 
If you are using Windows XP or Vista, make sure that the player is in the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) mode. This can be done by pressing the M button. This button is located on the top of your mp3 player. Open Windows Media Player 10 or 11 and follow the directions for transferring (synchronizing) music. If you have Windows Media Player 9 on your XP machine, upgrade to Windows Media Player 10 or 11. This can be done by visiting www.windowsmediaplayer.com.
If you are using Windows 98SE, Windows ME, or Windows 2000, you will only be able to transfer music using the USB transfer mode. Open Windows Media Player 9, and follow the directions for transferring (synchronizing) music.
If you have version 9 on Windows 98SE or Windows ME, you will need to visit the Download Center for updated drivers.

Here is the website for your software and drivers, if you don't have an original setup disk, for you particular model. The sound device is a piece of software that is given either with the motherboard for on board sound, which you computer came with , or the sound card, if you have installed one. 
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3747172&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en〈=en&cc=us

You can download drivers for the sound card at HP.com.