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W9X.TXT Driver File Contents (PC_A07.EXE)

3Com Corporation
3CCFE574BT 10/100 LAN PC Card
3CXFE574BT 10/100 LAN PC Card
Network Drivers Installation Notes

Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows Networking

This document describes how to configure the LAN card
for use with Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows
Networking. 

NOTE: The following instructions assume that you have
      not installed any other network adapter in the
      machine. If you have been using a network
      connection on your PC, some of the following
      instructions may not apply or may produce
      different results. Refer to your MIS department
      or system manager for instructions.

Before installing the network driver, you should know
the following:

      The name of your Windows 95 workgroup or:
      The name of the NT Domain or NT Workgroup to which
      you belong

Also, for a successful installation, you will need:

- Windows 95 system installation files (either on hard
  disk, floppy disks, or CD)
- 3C574 PC Card and the accompanying Installation disk
        
To install the driver, follow these steps:

1.  Turn on the PC and start Windows 95.

2.  Insert the 3C574 PC Card in the system.

    If you see an "unknown device" message, go to the
    section below titled "Installing Networking."

3. If this is the first installation of Windows 95, on
   the Control Panel, double click the PCMCIA icon.
   This opens the PC Card (PCMCIA) Wizard.

At this point, the card wizard may ask whether you are
using a PC Card to install windows. This question
typically has to do with whether you are using an
external CD-ROM or floppy drive connected to the PC
through a PC Card.  For this installation, the
question probably does not apply.  Click NEXT.

The system asks if you are using Real Mode Drivers and
whether to remove them. Select NO and click NEXT.

Click FINISH. At the shutdown prompt, click YES to
shut down the system. When shutdown is complete,
restart the PC.


4. When Windows 95 restarts, the New Hardware Found
   dialog box appears and identifies the LAN card.
   Select: "Driver from disk provided by Hardware
   manufacturer" and click OK. 

5. This opens the Install From Disk dialog box.
   Indicate the floppy drive you will be using,
   insert the Installation disk and click OK.

6. When the system prompts for Location Information,
   enter the requested location information and click
   OK.

7. When the system prompts for Computer Name and
   Group Name, type the names as supplied by your MIS
   department or system manager and click OK.

8. As the system copies files, it may ask for
   additional diskettes.  When finished, it prompts
   whether to restart. Remove the Installation disk
   and click YES.

9. When the system starts up again, you will be asked
   to enter a user name and password for Microsoft
   Networking. Type your name and password and click OK.
   When prompted to verify your password, retype it and
  click OK.

10. You should now be able to see the Network
    Neighborhood icon on your desktop. Double-click the
    icon to access the network.

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