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If you are having trouble loading the game, it might be because the game couldn't detect your Sound Card properly.

What should I do?
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You should set the sound properties of the game to make them compatible with your sound card's properties.

How do I do that?
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If you don't know your Sound Card's properties:
-->Go to the 'Start' menu
-->Select 'Settings'
-->select 'Control Panel'
-->Double click the 'System' applet
-->Select the 'Device Manager' tab
-->Make sure the 'View devices by type' option is selected

You should see a tree entry named 'Sound, video and game controllers'
-->Open it by clicking the plus sign on its left

You should see an entry carrying the name of your sound card (such as "Sound Blaster 16 Plug and Play" )
-->Double click to open it
-->Select the 'Resources' tab

Set the IRQ (Interrupt Request)
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In the resource tab you should see a table. Find an entry regarding the Interrupt Request, if its setting is not identical to the one in 'Set Sound' (the setting used by the game), change the setting in 'Set Sound' to be the same as in the Control Panel

- If there is more than one Interrupt Request entry-
In case there is more than one Interrupt Request entry, you should use one that appears as one of the option in 'Set Sound'. If more than one entry appears also in 'Set Sound', you should try running the game with each of them set, and see which one works (don't forget to Save in 'Set Sound' before you test).

Set the I/O Address
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In the resource tab table you should find an entry or entries regarding 'Input/Output Range'.
If there's only one entry, this is the entry you want.
The lower side of the 'Input/Output Range' (i.e. the number to the left of the hyphen) is the I/O Address, and this is the one the game should use. When you change the settings in 'Set Sound', select the lower side of the Input/Output range as the I/O Address.

- If there's more than one entry-
Usually there will be more than one 'Input/Output Range' entry. In that case, you should use the one with the widest range. For example, 0220-022F has a range of 16, which is higher than the range of 0330-0331 which has a range of 2, or 0388-038B which has a range of 4. If you're not sure which one has the highest range, it's most likely that the first entry is the one you should use. If it doesn't work, test the game with each one of the entries (don't forget to in Save Set Sound before you test).

Troubleshooting:
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- I couldn't find an Input/Output Range or an Interrupt Request in the sound card's properties that are available in Set Sound.
If you can't find resource settings that are available in Set Sound, it means that the game is not compatible with your current sound card's settings. If you are an expert user, go to advanced help.