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UNINSTAL.TXT Driver File Contents (ct2400-1.exe)

.                XIRCOM CREDITCARD TOKEN RING ADAPTER IIps
.                  Uninstall Instructions for Windows 95/98
.                          Driver Release 4.00
.                            January 10, 2000
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NOTE: THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY EXPERIENCED
      WINDOWS 95/98 USERS.

Xircom will be providing an un-install utility on our web site which
will be available in the near future. This utility will automatically 
un-install any Xircom card for you. Please see the Xircom web site to
download this utility.


CONTENTS
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1) Manual Un-install Instructions


   Manual Un-install Instructions
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   1. Start the computer without the CreditCard Token Ring Adapter
      (CT2) present. If the computer is already running with the
      adapter present, perform a complete shutdown and remove the
      adapter.  Then restart the computer and allow Windows 95/98 to
      boot fully.

   2. In the Control Panel, double click the System icon. When the 
      System Properties window appears the General tab should be
      selected by default. Note the version number of Windows 95/98 that 
      is displayed under "System:" in the upper right area of the 
      window. Record this number for future reference.

   3. In the Control Panel, double click the Network icon. Remove all 
      references to the CreditCard Token Ring Adapter by selecting
      each entry and clicking Remove. When finished click Close.
      Choose No when prompted to restart the computer.

   5. Refer to the Windows 95/98 version number recorded in step 2.

      If the version number is 4.00.950 or 4.00.950A, delete the 
      following files:

        - \WINDOWS\INF\DRVDATA.BIN 
                       DRVIDX.BIN 
                       NETXIR*.INF
                       OEM*.INF (only files containing Xircom)
                  
        - \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\CTNDW.VXD                     

      If the version number is 4.00.950B, 4.00.950C, 4.10.1998, 4.10.2222A
      delete the following files:

        - \WINDOWS\INF\DRVDATA.BIN 
                       DRVIDX.BIN 
                       NETXIR*.INF

        - \WINDOWS\INF\OTHER\*.INF (only files containing Xircom)

        - \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\CTNDW.VXD

   NOTE: If using Windows Explorer to delete the files, note that the 
   WINDOWS\INF directory is hidden by default. To view this directory 
   select View from the Toolbar, choose Options from the menu and select 
   Show all files. Click Apply then OK to return to Explorer.

   WARNING: The following step involves making modifications to the 
   system Registry. The instructions here should be followed exactly, 
   and you should read them through before beginning. Manually making 
   incorrect modifications to the Registry could cause your system to 
   malfunction.  If you are unsure about working with the Registry, we 
   recommend that you consult your Microsoft documentation for 
   clarification regarding Registry terminology and use of the
   Registry editor.  It is also recommended that you back up the 
   Registry before proceeding.

   In the following registry path descriptions, HKLM refers to the 
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key.

   6. Start the registry editor (Start, Run, type Regedit, and click 
      OK). Remove from the registry:

      HKLM\Enum\PCMCIA\Xircom-CreditCard_Token_Ring-...
      
      Click on the plus sign beside the following key in the registry 
      path:

      HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net

      Under this key one or more numerical keys (000x) will be 
      displayed. Click on each of these and view the contents of the 
      right pane of the editor to determine if the key in question is 
      making reference to the Xircom adapter.  If so, remove the key
      from the Registry.  Perform this verification for each numerical
      key listed here.  REMOVE ONLY THOSE KEYS THAT REFERENCE THE  
      XIRCOM CREDITCARD TOKEN RING ADAPTER.

      Close the registry editor.

   7. Shut down the computer and then restart it.

   8. You are now ready to re-install the CT2 with the new driver
      release.