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WIN95.TXT Driver File Contents (Pcmcia.zip)

                        Windows 95 Installation Guide
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An INF file is located under the directory A:\WIN95 for you to install
the PCMCIA Ethernet card in a Windows 95 environment. Please follow the
following steps to install the Ethernet card.

1. Click "Start", move mouse cursor to "Settings", move again to click
   "Control Panel".
2. If you can't find an icon with the title "PCMCIA Card(PCMCIA)", you
   need to install PCMCIA Socket service drivers before going to step 3.
   To install PCMCIA Socket services, please follow the following:
   2.1 Double-click "Add New Hardware" from "Control Panel".
   2.2 Click "Next".
   2.3 Select "No", and click "Next".
   2.4 Select "PCMCIA Socket", and click "Next".
   2.5 Select "[Standard PCMCIA drivers]" from "Manufactures" list box,
       select "PCIC or compatible PCMCIA controller" from "Models" list
       box, and click "Next".
   2.6 Click "Next".
   2.7 If you are asked to insert "Windows 95 disk...", then do it.
   2.8 Click "Finish".
   2.9 Restart the computer.
3. If you do find an icon with the title "PCMCIA Card(PCMCIA)", check to
   see if it is working properly by double-clicking the "System" icon
   from "Control Panel", opening "PCMCIA Socket" from "Device Manager",
   and then double-clicking the "PCIC or compatible PCMCIA controller"
   or something similar. If it is not working properly, you will need to
   fix it before going to step 4.
4. Insert PCMCIA Ethernet card into PCMCIA socket, and a dialog box
   saying "TAMARACK-Ethernet" will appear.
5. Select "Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer", and
   click "OK".
6. When the "Install From Disk" dialog box appears, enter A:\WIN95.
7. If you are asked to insert "Windows 95 Disk...", then do it.
8. After the system is done copying files, restart the computer.

NOTE: If your Windows 95 is OSR2 version, there will be a slight
      difference in user interface, but the steps are very similar to the
      ones described above.


Troublshooting:

1. If you find Ethernet card is not working properly, try fixing the problem
   by changing IRQ and/or I/O range settings. These settings can be changed
   by following the following steps.
   1.1 Click "Start", move mouse cursor to "Settings", move again to click
       "Control Panel".
   1.2 Double-click "System" icon, select "Network Adapters" from "Device
       Manager", and double-click the PCMCIA Ethernet card item.
   1.3 From "Resources", select "Interrupt Request" or "Input/Output Range", 
       and then click "Change Setting" to change IRQ or I/O range.
   1.4 Restart the computer.