SOFTWARE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 NDIS DRIVER
HP J3239A DeskDirect EL-10 ISA Combo Adapter
The Windows 95 drivers information file for HP is "WINSETUP.INF"
in the root directory of the Support Disk for HP J3239A.
PREREQUISITE: Before doing this procedure, Windows 95 must have been
installed BEFORE the adapter hardware was installed or cabled.
IF Windows 95 has not yet been installed or upgraded and the adapter
hardware is already installed, then remove the adapter and then
install or upgrade Windows 95, before doing the procedure below.
IF the adapter hardware was installed and then Windows 95 was
installed and upgraded, then your installation probably will not
operate correctly. Stop this procedure and go to the "xxx"
procedure in the Troubleshooting section below.
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INSTALLATION ON AN ISA PLUG-AND-PLAY COMPUTER
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1. When you start Windows 95, the adapter just installed is automatically
detected, and the New Hardware Found dialog box displays.
IF New Hardware Found does NOT display, stop this procedure and go to
the "Recovering from Missing New Hardware Found Dialog Box" in the
Trouble-shooting section below.
2. Select "Driver form disk provided by hardware manufacturer" and click
OK. The Install From Disk dialog box displays.
3. Insert the Support Disk for HP J3239A into the floppy drive. Specify
that drive's path, for example, "a:\", and click OK.
4. Respond to prompts for disks by inserting each one and entering the
path. For "Windows 95 Disk n" you will insert either the Windows 95
CD-ROM with path "d:\win95" (or your CD-ROM drive letter in place of
"d") or the floppy disk number "n" with path "a:\" (or your floppy
drive letter). For "Manufacturer's disk" insert the support disk.
5. After completing the device and driver setup, remove any disk still
in the drive a and restart your computer.
6. You may need to respond to the "Enter Network password" dialog box
before you can proceed.
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INSTALLATION ON NON-PLUG-AND-PLAY COMPUTER
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1. From the Control Panel, run the Add New Hardware wizard.
2. Click [Next >]. Select Yes for detection and click [Next >].
3. Click [Next >] and wait for the device to be found. Then click
[Next >] for manual installation.
4. For "Hardware types", click "Network adapters" and [Next >].
5. In the Select Device dialog box, click [Have Disk], and the
Install From Disk dialog box appears.
6. Insert the support disk into the floppy drive. Enter the path:
a:\
(This installs the default driver.)
7. In the Select Device dialog box, click the product name of the
specific LAN adapter you have installed [OK]. Click [Next >].
8. Click [Finish]. Close the Control Panel.
9. Remove the support disk from the floppy drive and restart your
computer.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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CASE 1: You installed the adapter hardware before upgrading/installing
Windows 95:
THEN do "REMOVING ALL TRACES OF A PREVIOUS DRIVER" procedure
below. Then follow the normal procedure to install the
software and driver for Windows 95.
CASE 2: You expected the "New Hardware Found" dialog box, but it does
not appear. That is, you have just installed the adapter
hardware into an ISA Plug-and-Play computer and returned to
Windows, but Windows does not give that dialog box.
THEN follow one of the three possibilities below:
IF you are installing the adapter into a computer that is NOT
ISA Plug-and-Play, then this is normal. Follow the
procedure for "INSTALLATION ON NON-PLUG-AND-PLAY COMPUTER"
above.
IF "New Hardware Found" did appear once but you ignored it:
THEN see "Recovering from missing new..." below.
IF you installed the adapter hardware before
upgrading/installing Windows 95:
THEN do "Removing all traces of a previous driver" procedure
below. Then follow the procedure to install the
software and driver for Windows 95.
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Removing all traces of a previous driver procedure
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1. IF you are already running HPEISET, go to step 2 below.
IF you are not running HPEISET, then boot your computer in native
DOS without loading network [software or?] drivers. The procedure
is found in your product manual for running HPEISET.
2. In DOS, change to the \INF subdirectory (a hidden subdirectory) of
the \WINDOWS directory on the hard drive:
cd \windows\inf
Delete the WINSETUP.INF file:
del winsetup.inf
3. Change to the "system" subdirectory of the "windows" directory:
cd \windows\system
Find the driver files:
dir hpeind.*
and then delete the one(s) you found:
del hpeind.sys
del hpeind.vxd
4. Restart your computer and enter Windows 95 normally.
5. From the Control Panel (press [Start] and select Settings and then
Control Panel) do the following:
Open "System". The System Properties dialog box appears.
Click on the Device Manager tab to open its dialog box.
Double-click on "Network Adapters".
Select the adapter product that you have installed.
Click on [Remove].
Click [OK] in the Confirm Device Removal dialog box.
Close Device Manager and Control Panel.
6. When you restart the computer, the "New Hardware Found" dialog box
should appear in Windows 95. Re-install a driver for the adapter,
according to the Windows 95 installation instructions above.
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Recovering from missing "New Hardware Found" dialog box
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Possible Cause: Ignoring the first instance of the "New Hardware
Found" dialog box when restarting the computer after installing adapter
hardware. This happens when you select the response "Do not install a
driver (Windows will not prompt you again)".
Solution: Follow the procedure for "INSTALLATION ON
NON-PLUG-AND-PLAY COMPUTER" above.
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After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
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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