Yellow Exclamation Point Appears on Sound Card in Device Manager

Issue: When a system contains the Trio 64 V+ Video Card and the new Vibra 16 CT2800 Series Sound Card, part number SNDCRD005ACWW, in Windows^® 95, a yellow exclamation point indicating a possible resource conflict may appear on the sound card line in the Device Manager.
Resolution: It is necessary to remove and reinstall the sound card as a device to to reinstall it.

Double click on My Computer. Double click on Control Panel.
Double click on System, and click on the Device Manager tab.
Highlight Sound, Video, and Game Controllers, and click the plus sign next to it.
Highlight Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 or AWE-32, and click on Remove. Remove the Sound Card only, not the Game port. Click on OK.
Click on Close once the card is removed. Double click on Add New Hardware in Control Panel. Click on Next.
Select No when prompted to have Windows search for the new hardware. Click on Next.
Click on the Sound, Video, and Game Controllers, and choose Next.
Select Creative Labs^®, and then select Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 or AWE-12. Click on Next and then Next again.
Click on Finish. Choose Yes when prompted to Restart the computer. When Windows 95 is rebooted, the card should be installed properly.

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