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ndisupd.txt Driver File Contents (allfilesneeded.zip)

Windows 95 Software Update:

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File Information:
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File:                      NDIS.VXD
File Last Modified Date:   04/23/98 11:13am
File Size:                 116,341 bytes
File Version Information:  4.0.0.1113

Problem(s) this Update Resolves:
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Systems using the Cyrix 5520 companion chipset to the MediaGX integrated CPU
running at 233MHz and greater may yield a 'Divide by Zero' error, which
originates in NDIS.VXD. Note that this problem is not limited to the noted
chipset; The Cyrix 5510, and many other clock IC's are also susceptible.

While performing internal timing calibration, NDIS.VXD may attempt to divide
a zero value under the above noted conditions, resulting in the error. This
problem is caused by a vulnerability to errors under high clock speed
conditions that exist in both the timer latch hardware as well
as the NDIS.VXD component.

Microsoft Knowledge Base reference article(s):
Q184464  "Divide by Zero" Error Message in Ndis.vxd

How to Install:
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1. Copy the file NDISUPD.EXE into an empty folder, and run NDISUPD.EXE 
   to install the update.

2. This update will run with no dialog boxes presented, and will only
   install the new file if the version is greater than the current one.
   The registry is not modified.

3. Restart the computer for the changes to take effect.