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I have a Pentium III motherboard with a built-in Sound Blaster PCI 128 sound card. The sound card has a game port interface. The BIOS of the motherboard can only set to enable or disable this AC 97' audio. The motherboard has an ISA slot with a Thrustmaster ACM game card inserted, which has 2 game port interfaces. The motherboard system is Windows 98SE, and MSDOS 7.1 is also installed. In the Windows 98 system, I have disabled the game port of the Sound Blaster PCI 128 and kept using the ACM game card. My question is that when I boot into the MSDOS 7.1 system, the game ports of the Sound Blaster PCI 128 and the ACM game card conflict. Please advise what way can be used to set to disable the game port of the Sound Blaster PCI 128 under DOS?

There are commands in the autoexec.bat under DOS:
set blaster=a220 i7 d1 h5 t6

Additional information is as follows:
The ACM game card itself only has an address, no DMA and IRQ are used. There are only two sets of jumpers on the card to set the address. One set is
0201h
0203h
0205h
0207h
The other set is
0209h
020Bh
020Dh
020Fh

Flyingwolf(53537523): Try to change it to other non-conflicting values

This forum has been cold for several years. When I came here, there were still a large number of spammers.

The address of the jumper for the ACM game card can be used now

It works as long as it's usable. If you have QQ, you can join the QQ group. Now almost no one comes to the forum. I see your questions are directly posted in the group and then answered by them.

Just solve the problem.