3COM NT Power Management TDI As of 3/31/00 Installation: 1. Run setup.exe to install the TDI interface driver and the Power Management Taskbar Icon. setup.exe 2. Follow the installation shield wizard and reboot when completed. Running the 3Com NT4 NIC Power Manager: After installation, the 3Com NT Power Manager on system startup. A 3Com Icon will appear in the Status Tray on the Taskbar. Right-Click on this icon to open the menu. These same options are available under Adapter Properties in the Network Control Panel Applet. The 3Com NT4 Power Manager monitors Softex Power Management events and directs them to the 3Com MiniPCI Adapter. Removal: 1. From the Network Control Panel Applet select the Services tab. 2. Select the "3Com NT Power Management TDI" service. 3. Select the Remove button. As of: 3/31/2000 ======================================================================== ISSUE #1 - Double-Clicking on the 3Com Taskbar icon brings up a new dialog each time you double-click. You have to select OK in order to remove the dialog box. This also occurs if you right-click on the icon and then select "About 3Com Monitor". RESOLUTION - Under development. ======================================================================== ISSUE #2 - Install files remain in \WINNT\TEMP directory after install and after uninstall. RESOLUTION - Under development. ======================================================================== ISSUE #3 - Suspend/Resume is not working properly in NT4 with Bios X15. The Suspend/Resume power messages are correctly being directed to the 3Com MiniPCI Adapter. The context is not being restored correctly following a resume. RESOLUTION - Dell investigating. ========================================================================Download Driver Pack
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