1. epci168.exe Driver
2. Win_NT.txt File Contents

Win_NT.txt Driver File Contents (epci168.exe)

            ExpressPCI SCSI Adapter
            Windows NT Installation
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NOTE:   If you already have one or more ExpressPCI adapters
        installed and you are installing additional adapter(s),
        you do NOT need to perform any of these procedures
        unless you are updating a previously installed driver.

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Contents
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A.  Installing/Upgrading the ExpressPCI Windows driver.

B.  Adding support for your ExpressPCI adapter to an existing Windows 
    installation if you are NOT replacing the adapter to which the 
    boot disk drive is attached.

C.  Adding support for your ExpressPCI adapter to an existing Windows 
    installation if you ARE replacing the adapter to which the boot disk 
    drive is attached.

D.  Installing a fresh copy of Windows NT onto a SCSI disk attached to
    your ExpressPCI adapter.

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A.  Installing/Upgrading the ExpressPCI Windows driver.
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    1.  Log on to Windows as the system administrator.

    2.  Open the "SCSI Adapters" applet in the Control Panel and click on
        "Drivers" tab.

    3.  Click "Add...", then "Have Disk...".  Insert your ExpressPCI 
        Installation Disk and enter the path for it under "Copy manufacturer's
        files from:".  Click "OK".

    4.  A list of ExpressPCI adapters will be displayed.  Select your adapter and
	click "OK".  

    5.  Windows will install the necessary files and prompt you to restart Windows.
        Restart Windows to complete the ExpressPCI installation.

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B.  Adding support for your ExpressPCI adapter to an existing Windows 
    installation if you are NOT replacing the adapter to which the 
    boot disk drive is attached.
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    1.  Install the ExpressPCI adapter into an available PCI expansion slot.

    2.  Perform the installation procedure in (A) to install the 
        ExpressPCI driver.
    
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C.  Adding support for your ExpressPCI adapter to an existing Windows 
    installation if you ARE replacing the adapter to which the boot disk 
    drive is attached
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    1.  Insert the adapter into an available PCI expansion slot, but 
        DO NOT remove the existing adapter or disconnect devices from it.

    2.  Perform the installation procedure in (A) to install the 
        ExpressPCI driver.

    3.  Shut down Windows, attach the desired devices from your old adapter
        to the ExpressPCI adapter and, if desired, remove the old adapter.

    4.  Restart Windows.  If you removed the old adapter, you will be
        given messages stating that one or more services did not start and
        suggesting that you look in the system log.  To avoid receiving these
        messages on subsequent system startup attempts, you can use the
        "SCSI Adapters" applet in the Control Panel to remove support for
        the old adapter.

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D.  Installing a fresh copy of Windows NT onto a SCSI disk attached to
    your ExpressPCI adapter.
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    1.  Start Windows NT text mode setup as per the instructions provided 
        with Windows NT.  Press F6 when the first blue window appears called 
        "Windows NT Setup".  Setup will continue to load files. 

    2.  After loading the setup files, you will be given several choices.  
        Press Enter to install Windows.

    3.  You will next be given a list of devices detected by Windows.  Press S 
        and choose "Other" to install the ExpressPCI driver (and any other 
        drivers for which you have OEM supplied installation disks).

    4.  Insert the ExpressPCI installation diskette in drive A: and press
        Enter.  You should then be presented with a screen from which you
        would normally select a driver, but only a list of ExpressPCI adapters
        should appear.  Select your adapter and Press Enter.

    5.  Windows should then load the driver, detect presence of the ExpressPCI
        adapter, return to the screen of step (3), and the ExpressPCI
        driver should now be included in the list of devices.

    6.  Repeat steps 3 - 5 for any other vendor-supplied driver installation
        disks.  After all other drivers have been processed, press Enter and
        proceed with the rest of the Windows Installation procedure.

    NOTE:   
        When Windows begins copying files to your hard disk, you will again
        be prompted to insert the ExpressPCI installation disk
        (and any other vendor-supplied disks you used during custom
        installation).  This is normal.  The first time you inserted
        the disks, Windows only loaded the drivers into memory; the second
        time you insert the disk(s), Windows is copying the driver to your
        hard disk.