Malibu Readme

WINDOWS 95/98 INSTALLATION


**  Make sure that you have the "Malibu" drivers UNZIPPED to an empty directory on your 
**  hard drive, before shutting down and installing the Malibu card.  Also please make sure
**  that there are no leftover drivers from either the Malibu or other sound cards..

TO INSTALL THE DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 95 / 98:

1. Turn on the computer.  

2. When the New Hardware Found dialog box reports that it sees the Turtle Beach Malibu sound card 
click 'select Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer'. Then click OK.

3. When the Install from Disk dialog box displays, point to the directory where the drivers are unzipped.
 
4. Windows then copies the files. You may be prompted to insert your Microsoft Windows 95 CD or 
floppies, as the core sound components of the operating system may need to be copied as well. 
These include the audio codecs, the Mixer and the Sound Recorder program.
If you do not have your Microsoft Windows 95 installation CD or floppies available, 
you can choose Skip File for each of the Windows 95 Sound Options and install them later from the Windows 95 Control Panel.
To test the system, you need to hook up headphones or speakers to the Malibu's output. 
For more information on hooking up speakers to the Malibu, refer to the "Making Connections" chapter in your Getting Started Guide.
At this point, the drivers should be installed and the Malibu sound card should be functional. 


Installing Malibu Audio Drivers in Windows NT:

1. Turn PC off and insert audio card into an ISA slot unless audio
   device is present in your motherboard.
2. Turn PC on and start up WindowsNT.
3. NT 3.51:
      	Double click the DRIVERS icon in the control panel.
   NT 4.0:
      	Double click the Multimedia icon in the control panel and click on 			
	the Devices tab.
4. Press the ADD button. Select Unlisted or Updated Drivers and press 	OK.
5. A dialog box will appear and request the path of the location of the
   driver files. You may search this path by clicking the BROWSE button.
6. Another dialog box will appear with the CrystalWare Audio Driver
   label. Press OK to continue with the installation.
7. If your system BIOS does not support Plug-and-Play, the Business
   Audio Setup dialog box will appear and request you to select the
   configuration resources.
8. WindowsNT may ask you to restart your system.  Even though it is not
   necessary to do so, we recommend that you click on the Restart Now
   button.


#6. Installing Compatible MPU-401 Driver - WindowsNT 4.0 ONLY
   NOTE: You will need your WindowsNT 4.0 installation disc(s).
1. Double click the Multimedia icon in the control panel and click on
   the Devices tab.
2. Upon clicking the ADD button, the ADD dialog box will appear.
3. Scroll down the list of drivers until you find the one labeled
   MPU-401 Compatible Driver.  Selected and press OK.
4. A dialog box will appear and request the path of the location of the 	
   drivers to be installed. Place your installation CD or Setup Disk #2
   on the corresponding drive and press OK (the default path is the
   i386 directory).
5. The Generic MPU-401 Setup dialog box will pop up. To select the
   default configuration resources, press OK.
6. WindowsNT will ask you to restart your system. Press the Restart Now
   button.


#7. Installing Compatible Joystick Drivers - WindowsNT 4.0 ONLY
    NOTE: You will need your WindowsNT 4.0 installation disc(s).
1. Double click the Multimedia icon in the control panel and click on
2. Upon clicking the ADD button, the ADD dialog box will appear.
3. Scroll down the list of drivers until you find the one labeled
   Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro Joystick. Select it and press OK.
4. The Install Driver dialog box will appear and request the location of
   the driver files. Place your installation CD or Setup Disk #2
   on the corresponding drive. The default path to the Microsoft
   Sidewinder Joystick drivers is the i386 directory.
5. Once you have found the driver, press OK to complete the installation.
6. WindowsNT will ask you to restart your system. Press the Restart Now
   button.


#8. Un-installing Malibu Audio Drivers
1. NT 3.51:
      Double click the DRIVERS icon in the control panel.  Once the
      DRIVERS dialog box appears, scroll down the list of drivers and
      select the entry labeled Audio for CrystalWare Audio Driver.
   NT 4.0:
      Double click the Multimedia icon in the control panel and click on
      the Devices tab.  Double click on the Audio Devices entry and then
      select Audio for CrystalWare Audio Driver.
2. Press the REMOVE button.  Verify your decision by pressing the YES
   button of the REMOVE dialog box.
3. The System Setting Change dialog box will appear and ask you to
   restart WindowsNT.  Press the Restart Now button.
