I don't know if this makes a difference but I have not installed VMware tools yet due to me currently running Windows NT 4.0 SP4 and I am waiting for my SP6 disc to come in the mail since I have no working Internet in Windows NT.
The funny thing is that I can run the Windows NT 4.0 OS disc and other discs with no problems plus I can also locate the drive in NT explorer but when I try to locate the drive after inserting the Windows NT disc to follow the steps to load the sound card the drive is not shown as an option only the C: drive shows. The sound is operating off of a Insignia NS-NBSPK2 notebook speaker and Windows 2000 identifies it as a USB Audio Device when clicking on the Volume icon in the.
Hi as the title suggests I'm having difficulty getting sound to work in Windows NT 4.0 and I've followed the steps in the article on how to enable sound in Windows NT provided by VMware support but when I get to the part where I have to specify 'D:\I386' which is where I assume the Creative Labs Sound Blaster 1.x, pro, 16 is located the C: drive is recognized but not the drive (my optical disc drive). On Windows 2000 host running VirtualBox 1.5.6, going into the audio settings for Windows NT 4.0, the only two options available are the Null Audio Driver and Windows Direct Sound.
