Problem with PCI Multimedia Video Device in Win 98 SE

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Turaltay
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Problem with PCI Multimedia Video Device in Win 98 SE

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Hello everyone,

i installed Windows 98 SE in PCem V15 and most things seem to work fine. The Device Manager shows me this three compoennts with a yellow question mark:
  • PCI Multimedia Video Device
  • ECP Printer Port
  • Support for Advanced Power Management
Removing these components and refreshing the Device Manager only helped to fix the last two components (at least i think so). I couldn't find any driver for "PCI Multimedia Video Device" on my Windows 98 SE CD. Do i need a driver from another source for this component? Here are the settings for my machine:

Board:
Machine: [Socket 7] Shuttle HOT-557
CPU: Intel Pentium MMX 200
Memory: 128 MB

Graphic
Device: S3 ViRGE/DX
Speed: Fast VLB/PCI
Voodoo Graphics: checked
Voodoo type: Voodoo 2
Framebuffer memory size: 4 MB
Texture memory size: 4 MB

Sound
Device: Sound Blaster AWE32

HDD
10240 MB
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Re: Problem with PCI Multimedia Video Device in Win 98 SE

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looks like you need to install the Voodoo2 drivers
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Turaltay
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Re: Problem with PCI Multimedia Video Device in Win 98 SE

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omarsis81 wrote: Tue 28 Jan, 2020 4:09 pm looks like you need to install the Voodoo2 drivers
Thank you! That was the problem. Installing the driver 3dfx Voodoo2 V3.02.02 fixed it. Are there drivers for the other two components or would you just remove them? I want to have a clean installation, that's why i ask.
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Re: Problem with PCI Multimedia Video Device in Win 98 SE

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Try to remove them and see if they don't appear again
1) Try to disable the parallel port in the BIOS (I'm not sure if that is emulated or not)
2) You can try and disable Advanced Power Management in BIOS too
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