ISA cards usually require configuration (IRQ, ports, memory). The card will be configured by jumpers, or by supplied configuration software, then the manufacturer-supplied driver will need to be configured to match. You might also need to do some fiddling around in the BIOS. From memory, in NT, 'Windows diagnostics' will tell you what the driver is configured to use, but the card must be configured to match.
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