;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;This Setup script is copyright (C) 1993-1995 Willow Pond Corp. ;It is only to be modified by Willow Pond and its authorized resellers. ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- [setup] ;General parameters, including which subdirectories to create, ; the appearance of the initial (splash) screen, ; whether to chain to a separate hardware setup application, etc. ;The default destination directory on the PC's boot volume. ; Can be overwritten by the user at the beginning of the install. defdest=\DIAMOND {<3.95}removedrivers=wave aux midi mixer ;Whether to show a message advising the user not to use ; earphones until an appropriate volume level is set. ; 1=yes, 0=no disclaim=0 ;The background color for the opening (splash) screen, in RGB format. ; Red=[255 0 0]; Green=[0 255 0]; Blue=[0 0 255] SplashColor=0 0 255 ;Whether the splash screen color is to be solid or in a gradient pattern: ; 1=solid, 0=color gradient SplashSolid=0 ;The bitmap file that appears at top left of splash screen. ; The file should be in .BMZ format (use the GZIP utility to compress). SplashBitmap=blkred75.bmz ;Whether the splash bitmap is shown on top of the background (SplashOpaque=1) ; or Exclusive Or'd with the background (SplashOpaque=0). SplashOpaque=1 ;Which Windows Setup program to chain to after this one completes. ; This can be a third party application installer, e.g. ; The name of the disk to insert is specified later in the [disks] section. ;chain=2:SETUP.EXE ;Whether to restart the PC, Windows, or neither after Setup completes. ; =1 to restart the PC, =2 to restart Windows. {<3.95}restart=1 ;The Willow Pond hardware configuration program to run {<3.95}hwsetup=$D\dcssetup.exe /q [disks] ;The disk names that Setup uses to prompt the user to insert the next disk. ; For example, "Please Insert Disk 2". ; The number at the left is the disk number; the text string at the right ; is the name of that disk. 1=Diamond Audio Software Disk #1 [dirs] ;The directories the Setup program will create. icons midisong presto rack wavefile wavshape [files] ;The files to copy. The number at the left is the number of the disk ; on which the file can be found. The text to the right of the equals ; sign is displayed by the progress indicator ("Now copying [file name]"). ; The path\filename is both the SOURCE and DESTINATION of the file, except: ; A ",$W" after the text copies the file into the Windows directory. ; A ",$S" after the text copies the file into Windows\System directory. {<3.95}1:msacm.dll=Audio Compression Manager,$S {<3.95}1:msacm.drv=Audio Compression Manager,$S {<3.95}1:*.acm=Audio Compression drivers,$S {<3.95}1:aud*.hlp=Audio drivers,$S {<3.95}1:es1688wn.drv=Audio drivers,$S {<3.95}1:es1688wn.386=Audio drivers,$S {<3.95}1:audmpu.drv=Audio drivers,$S {<3.95}1:dcssetup.exe=Hardware Configuration files {<3.95}1:midimap.cfg=system files,$S {<3.95}1:msmixmgr.dll=system files,$S {<3.95}1:mcicda.drv=system files,$S {3.95}1:essvol.exe=system files 1:ctl3d.dll=system files,$S 1:wpctrl.dll=system files,$S {<3.95}1:3dw.exe=3D audio control 1:icons\*.ico=Icons 1:midisong\*.mid=MIDI song files 1:wavefile\*.wav=Wave audio files 1:rack\cdplyr.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\cdplyr.hlp=Media Rack files 1:rack\mediarck.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\mediarck.hlp=Media Rack files 1:rack\midiplyr.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\midiplyr.hlp=Media Rack files 1:rack\mrclock.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\mrclock.hlp=Media Rack files 1:rack\sysmixer.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\sysmixer.hlp=Media Rack files 1:rack\waveplyr.exe=Media Rack files 1:rack\waveplyr.hlp=Media Rack files 1:presto\midiincb.dll=Presto Arranger files 1:presto\midioutc.dll=Presto Arranger files 1:presto\muscroll.dll=Presto Arranger files 1:presto\presto.exe=Presto Arranger files 1:presto\presto.hlp=Presto Arranger files 1:wavshape\wavshape.exe=Wave Shaper files 1:wavshape\wavshape.hlp=Wave Shaper files [ini.upd] ;The .INI file edits to make. ; The first field holds the .INI file name. ; The second field holds the section name in the file (e.g., [Paths]). ; The third field holds the variable name (left side of equals sign). ; The fourth field holds the variable value (right side of equals sign). ;The .INI file edits to make. ;The first field holds the .INI file name. ;The second field holds the section name in the file (e.g., [Paths]). ;The third field holds the variable name (left side of equals sign). ;The fourth field holds the variable value (right side of equals sign). ;To install audio drivers {<3.95}system, boot, drivers, + msmixmgr.dll system, mciseq.drv, disablewarning, true {<3.95}system, mci, CDAudio, mcicda.drv {<3.95}control, drivers.desc, mcicda.drv, "[MCI] CD Audio" {<3.95}control, userinstallable.drivers, CDAudio, mcicda.drv ;For Media Rack default settings ;To make Media Rack launch in full size (expanded) mode mediarck, Media Rack, FullSize, 1 ;To turn off Auto Audition in file open dialog box midiplyr, MIDI Player, AutoAudition, 0 ;To set default MIDI device to MIDI Mapper midiplyr, MIDI Player, Output, 0 ;To make an Edit button appear and point to Presto Arranger midiplyr, MIDI Player, Editor, $D\presto\presto.exe ;To add a Volume Controls item to the stand-alone MIDI Player's menu midiplyr, MIDI Player, MixerFile, $D\rack\sysmixer.exe ;To set the default file open directory midiplyr, MIDI Player, MidiDir, $D\midisong ;To turn of Auto Audition in file open dialog box waveplyr, Wave Player, AutoAudition, 0 ;To make an Edit button appear and point to Wave Shaper waveplyr, Wave Player, Editor, $D\wavshape\wavshape.exe ;To add a Volume Controls item to the stand-alone Wave Player's menu waveplyr, Wave Player, MixerFile, $D\rack\sysmixer.exe ;To set the default file open directory waveplyr, Wave Player, WaveDir, $D\wavefile ;To add a Volume Controls item to the stand-alone CD Player's menu cdplyr, CD Player, MixerFile, $D\rack\sysmixer.exe ;To not display the mixer preset buttons, making more room for sliders sysmixer, System Mixer, ShowPresets, 0 ;Wave Shaper ;Makes a mixer launch button appear and point to System Mixer wavshape, Wave Shaper, MixerFile, $D\rack\sysmixer.exe ;Toggles Auto Rewind menu item on as the default wavshape, Wave Shaper, AutoRewind, 1 ;Presto Arranger ;Makes a mixer launch button appear and point to System Mixer presto, Settings, MixerFile, $D\rack\sysmixer.exe ;presto, Settings, AutoTile, 1 [installable.drivers] {<3.95}msacm=1:msacm.drv, "wavemapper", "Microsoft Audio Compression Manager 2.01", , {<3.95}imaadpcm=1:imaadpcm.acm, "msacm.imaadpcm", "Microsoft IMA-ADPCM Host CODEC", , {<3.95}msadpcm=1:msadpcm.acm, "msacm.msadpcm", "Microsoft MS-ADPCM Host CODEC", , {<3.95}ess1688=1:es1688wn.drv, "wave,aux,midi,mixer", "Diamond Audio Driver", es1688wn.386, {<3.95}audmpu=1:audmpu.drv, "midi", "Diamond MPU-401 Driver", , [vxds.to.remove] ;The PC audio VxDs to remove from SYSTEM.INI, if found. ;ADI / Willow Pond SoundPort sndport.386 ;ADI / Willow Pond 1845 ad1845.386 ;ESS 1688 ;es1688wn ;ESS 688 es688win.386 ;Oak Mozart OTI601 mozart.386 ;Oak Mozart OTI605 mztoak.386 ;Ad Lib driver (standard Windows Sound Blaster driver install) vadlibd.386 ;Old Willow Pond ADI DSP Manager VxD vadipsa.386 ;Old ESS 688 (now ES688WIN.386) vaudrv.386 ;Media Vision Jazz vjazzd.386 vjazzfm.386 ;Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum vpasd.386 ;Sound Blaster 8 bit (standard Windows Sound Blaster driver install) vsbd.386 ;Sound Blaster 16 bit vsbpd.386 ;Aztech Sound Galaxy 16 vsglx16.386 ;Opti 82C929 vsnd16d.386 ;Microsoft Windows Sound System vsndsys.386 ;Old Orchid SoundWave 32 vsw32.386 ;Voyetra driver for ADI PSS platform vvdmad.386 ;Willow Pond PSS AlgAE Drivers wppsa.386 [keys] .mid=PrestoArranger .rmi=PrestoArranger .mpl=MIDIPlayer .wpl=WavePlayer .wav=WaveShaper PrestoArranger=Presto Arranger MIDI PrestoArranger\shell\open\command=$D\PRESTO\PRESTO.EXE %1 MIDIPlayer=MIDI Player Playlist MIDIPlayer\shell\open\command=$D\RACK\MIDIPLYR.EXE %1 WavePlayer=Wave Player Playlist WavePlayer\shell\open\command=$D\RACK\WAVEPLYR.EXE %1 WaveShaper=Wave Shaper Sound WaveShaper\protocol\StdFileEditing\verb\1=&Edit WaveShaper\protocol\StdFileEditing\verb\0=&Play WaveShaper\protocol\StdFileEditing\server=$D\WAVSHAPE\WAVSHAPE.EXE WaveShaper\shell\open\command=$D\WAVSHAPE\WAVSHAPE.EXE %1 [groups] Diamond Multimedia=f241.grp [Diamond Multimedia] ;Hardware setup not relevant for Windows 95 {<3.95}$D\dcssetup.exe=Diamond Hardware Setup,$D\icons\hwconfig.ico,,,,$D ;3D control not available for Windows 95 {<3.95}$D\3dw.exe=3D Audio Control,,,,,$D $D\rack\mediarck.exe=Media Rack,,,,,$D\rack $D\rack\mrclock.exe=Alarm Clock,,,,,$D\rack $D\rack\midiplyr.exe=MIDI Player,,,,,$D\rack $D\rack\waveplyr.exe=Wave Player,,,,,$D\rack $D\rack\cdplyr.exe=CD Player,,,,,$D\rack $D\rack\sysmixer.exe=System Mixer,,,,,$D\rack $D\presto\presto.exe=Presto Arranger,,,,,$D\presto $D\wavshape\wavshape.exe=Wave Shaper,,,,,$D\wavshape [backup.copy] ;Create backup files for these files copied in. midimap.cfg,Q [backup.modify] ;Create backup files for these files to be edited. system.ini,QDownload Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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