Toshiba Tekbright 700P - Manual (Page 257)

265 Manually Configuring Clients for the Magnia SG20
Manually configuring clients using the Windows 95, 98 and
Windows Me operating system
5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.1
❖ The item PCMCIA Sockets should appear in the list of
devices.
If it does, double-click the words PCMCIA Sockets.
If it does not, there is no driver for the PCMCIA socket
installed on the computer. You will need to consult the
documentation for the computer to configure the
PCMCIA socket before you can use a PCMCIA network
adapter.
❖ If any of the devices listed under PCMCIA Sockets as a
part of the Network Adapters group has an exclamation
point, that device may not be physically working or may
need to be reconfigured. Click the device name and then
click Remove. Restart the computer and follow the
instructions on screen to configure the PCMCIA socket.
If no instructions appear on the screen, consult the
computer's documentation for information on installing
and configuring the PCMCIA socket.
❖ If any of the devices listed as a part of the PCMCIA
Sockets group have a red “X,” that device may be
disabled. Click the device name and then click
Properties. A new dialog box will appear named
appropriately for your PCMCIA socket. The General
page should contain a Device status message that says,
“The device is disabled.” If so, click the gray box beside
Original Configuration (Default) in the Device Usage
section of the dialog box. Click OK to continue.
If any other message appears, consult the documentation
for the computer and configure the PCMCIA socket
according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
For systems with the Windows
®
95 operating system,
follow the directions on the PC Card Wizard.