O Oli Restorick [MVP] Aug 24, 2003 #1 It's there for compatibility with the Creative Labs SoundBlaster sound card and is used by DOS games (like Doom 2). Oli
It's there for compatibility with the Creative Labs SoundBlaster sound card and is used by DOS games (like Doom 2). Oli
H Howard Kaikow Aug 24, 2003 #2 On a multiboot system, I have a Win 2000 partition created with a clean install. That partition does not have the BLASTER environment variable. Last week, on the same PC, I upgraded the lone win 98 partition to Win 2000. That partition does have the BLASTER environment variable. Is there any reason I should not delete the BLASTER variable? It is not used by any other Win 2000 partition on the same system.
On a multiboot system, I have a Win 2000 partition created with a clean install. That partition does not have the BLASTER environment variable. Last week, on the same PC, I upgraded the lone win 98 partition to Win 2000. That partition does have the BLASTER environment variable. Is there any reason I should not delete the BLASTER variable? It is not used by any other Win 2000 partition on the same system.
