Dell Inspiron 3200 - Manual (Page 3)

Dell Inspiron 3000 Series Installing Utilities and Drivers 1-3
6. When prompted, restart your computer to acti-
vate the drivers.
7. After the computer restarts, Windows 95 per-
forms a device search and prompts you to restart
again. Click OK.
8. After the computer restarts again, Windows 95
performs another device search, and then dis-
plays the Welcome to Windows screen. Click
Close.
I
nstalling the Soft Wavetable
The soft wavetable allows you to customize certain audio
features. To install the soft wavetable, follow these steps:
1. Save your work in all open application programs,
because you will need to restart your computer at
the end of this procedure to complete the
installation.
2. Insert the Soft Wavetable Diskette 1 into the dis-
kette drive.
3. Click the Start button, and then click Run...
The Run dialog box appears.
4. Type a:\setup, and then click OK to install the
utility on your hard-disk drive.
5. Follow the instructions on your screen, and insert
the additional Soft Wavetable diskettes when
prompted.
6. After the installation is complete, restart your
computer to use the soft wavetable.
I
nstalling Infrared Drivers
Infrared drivers allow your computer to transfer files to
another infrared device without using cable connections.
To install the standard infrared drivers that come with
Windows 95, see your operating system documentation.
To install the fast infrared drivers provided by Dell, see
the instructions in the readme.doc file on your Fast
Infrared Drivers diskette.
C
reating the Save-to-Disk
Suspend File
If you are installing a new hard-disk drive or if you are
rebuilding a hard-disk drive with corrupted software and
you want to be able to use the save-to-disk suspend
mode, you must use the phdisk.exe utility on your Sys-
tem Utilities diskette to create a save-to-disk suspend file.
When save-to-disk suspend mode is activated, all system
data is stored in this file.
To create the save-to-disk suspend file, follow these
steps:
1. Insert the System Utilities diskette into the dis-
kette drive.
2. Restart your computer.
3. At the MS-DOS
®
prompt, type a:to ensure that
you are accessing files from the diskette drive.
4. Type PHDISK/CREATE /FILE and press
<Enter>.
NOTE: Make sure there is a space between
PHDISK/CREATE
and /FILE.
The utility will calculate the size of the file, in kilo-
bytes, based on the amount of system memory in
your computer, plus 2 MB to handle video memory
and additional system requirements.
5. Follow the instructions on your screen to create
the save-to-disk suspend file.
To check the size of the save-to-disk suspend file,
type PHDISK/INFO at an MS-DOS prompt and
press <Enter>.
If you need to delete the save-to-disk suspend file,
type PHDISK/DELETE /FILE at an MS-DOS
prompt and press <Enter>.