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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS NT
Before You Begin
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Be sure the Windows NT you are to install is version 3.51 or higher.
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Since Windows NT does not support the “Hot Insert/Remove” feature,
the PCMCIA DVD-ROM should be connected with your computer
prior to starting Windows NT. Likewise, do not remove the PCMCIA
DVD-ROM before you shut down Windows NT.
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In Windows NT, the I/O and IRQ settings of PCMCIA DVD-ROM
can not be changed. Therefore, if the settings conflict with other
devices you are using, change the I/O or IRQ of other device to avoid
conflicts.
Using the PCMCIA CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Under Windows NT
To install the PCMCIA DVD-ROM device driver, double click the “SCSI
Adapter” icon from “Control Panel” folder. (In Windows NT 4.0, you may
select “Control Panel” under “Settings” from the “Start” menu to open the
“Control Panel” folder.)
Click “Drivers” tab, and a figure illustrated as below will be displayed.
Click “Add” button, and click “Have Disk...” button. Windows NT will
then prompt you to insert the manufacturer installation disk. Insert the
device driver disk into your floppy drive. Specify the directory as
A:\WINNT (or B:\WINNT whichever contains the diskette) and select OK.
When the following dialog box appears, select the PCMCIA CD-ROM/CD-
R/CD-RW/DVD-ROM and click the OK button.