; protocol.ini entries for the SMC9000 card. ; The driver name varies depending on how many adapters are installed ; in the system. The first adapter is always referenced through ; SMC9X$. For example, the second adapter's driver name is ; SMC9X2$, the ninth adapter's drivername is SMC9X9$. More than ; nine adapters are not supported. This is a common naming convention ; among NDIS drivers. For example, the PROTOCOL.INI entry should look ; like this ; DriverName = "SMC9X$" ; The presence of the PCMCIA keyword indicates that the driver is ; interfacing with a Credit Card adapter. PCMCIA ; The full path to the helper VxD used to support the dual function ; adapter. The default location is the Windows System directory. PATH = "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM" ; The possible interrupts range from 3 to 15. The default is 5. ; If Card Services is present and this values is left unspecified ; it is negociated with it. Interrupt = 5 ; The I/O base address specifies the location of the SMC9000 adapter. ; The default is 200. If Card Services is present and this values is ; left unspecified it is negotiated with it. IOBase = 0x200 ; Media type of the attached network. Possible values are 10BaseT, BNC, ; AUI, MII and AUTO. The default is the type specified in the SMC9000 ; EEPROM. ; Transceiver = "10BaseT" ; The ethernet address to which the card will respond may be overridden. ; The new value is specified as a string of hex digits separated by dashes. ; The default is the value specified in the SMC9000 EEPROM or on the CIS ; for PCMCIA boards. ; NetworkAddress = "02-00-00-00-00-01" ; The amount of queueing space in the driver to process transmit requests ; may be specified. Values are in the range 1 to 40. The default is 1. MaxTransmits = 1 ; The normal interface presented by the SMC9000 is 16 bits wide. For ; situations where an 8 bit interface is required, this interface ; may be forced via the Disable16 keyword. Note that this option has ; no effect if the card itself is jumpered for 16 bit operation. ; Disable16 ; When using PCMCIA cards with an enabler the NDIS driver is notified ; whether the card is single or dual function by using the "Board" ; parameter. A 0 (zero) value identifies a single function card while ; 1 a dual function card. Default is 1. ; Board = 1 ; For Dual function PCMCIA cards with enablers only. The MemWindow ; parameter specifies the area in system memory where the PCMCIA ; registers memory Window will be located. Default is D0000. This ; area must be excluded from range the used by EMM386 (ie with the ; X=D000-D0FF option). ; MemWindow = 0xD000 ; For Dual function PCMCIA cards with enablers only. This parameter ; specifies the location of the modem's COM port. Default is COM2 ; (2F8h). Other values that can be used include COM1 (3F8h), COM3 ; (3E8h), COM4 (2E8). Verify the settings match in your comunications ; program ; ComBase = 0x2F8 ; For Dual function PCMCIA cards with enablers only. This parameter ; specifies the IRQ used by the modem's COM port. Default is COM2 ; (3). Other values that can be used include COM1 (4), COM3 (4), ; COM4 (3). Verify the settings match in your comunications program ; ComIRQ = 3Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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