1. ASUS775.ZIP Driver
2. README.TXT File Contents

README.TXT Driver File Contents (ASUS775.ZIP)

ASUS S3 Series V1.01 Release Notes (1997/1/27)
==============================================
This CD contains a collection of Video drivers and applications for the
ASUS S3 series video cards. To install the drivers, please follow the
installation procedures in the manual that came with this product. For
additional information, go to the corresponding directories, and type
"README".  The following is a list of the main directories in this CD:

			    Directory List
			  ==================

\DIRECTX3        
		DirectVideo/DirectDraw 3.0 Runtime Library Files

\WIN31
		Video Drivers & Applications for Windows 3.1

\Win95
		Video Driver & Applications for English Windows 95

\NT351
		Video Driver for Windows NT 3.51

\NT40
		Video Driver for Windows NT 4.0

\VFW11E         
		Video for Windows 1.1e

\XING           Xing MPEG player for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95

\DOS            DOS Utilities & Drivers for Applications
  ..AUTOCAD     AUTOCAD Driver
  ..MSTATION    MicroStation Driver

\OS2            Video Driver for English OS/2 (Warp 4.0 and before)

NOTE: a.If you are working under windows 95 , you have to install Direct Draw
	before installing MPEG driver and player. The Direct Draw 
	installation files can be found at \DIRECTX3.
      b.If you are working under Windows 3.1, you have to install Video for
	Windows before installing MPEG driver. The English version of Video
	for Windows can be found at \VfW11e.


			     Installation
			  ==================

\DIRECTX3        
		Execute "\DirectX3\Setup.exe" in Windows 95

\WIN31          Execute "\Win31\Install.exe" in DOS, Windows 3.1 or Windows 95
		All versions of language use same installation program.

\Win95
		Use "Settings - Control Panel - Display" to setup video driver

\NT351
		Select "Main - Control Panel - Display" from Windows NT 3.51

\NT40
		Select "Settings - Change Display Type" from Windows NT 4.0

\VFW11E
		Execute "\VFW11e\Setup.exe" in Windows 3.1

\XING           Execute "\XING\SETUP.EXE" in Windows 3.1
		Execute "\XING\SETUP.EXE" and "\XING\32UPDATE.EXE" in 
		Windows 95

\DOS
  ..AUTOCAD     Execute "\DOS\AUTOCAD\INSTALL.EXE"
  ..MSTATION    Execute "\DOS\MSTATION\INSTALL.EXE"

\OS2            Execute "\OS2\SETUP.CMD"


			    Text Help File
			  ==================
NT35SETU.TXT    Reference of video driver installation of Windows NT 3.5/3.51
NT40SETU.TXT    Reference of video driver installation of Windows NT 4.0
W95SETUP.TXT    Reference of video driver installation of Windows 95
W95SETUP.CHN    Reference of video driver installation of Traditional Chinese Windows 95
W95SETUP.SIM    Reference of video driver installation of Simplified Chinese Windows 95
W31SETUP.TXT    Reference of video driver installation of Windows 3.1
OS2SETUP.TXT    Reference of video driver installation of English OS/2
README.TXT      This file


		  Unresolved Issues in Windows 95:
		  ================================

1. 1MB PCI-V775V2 (Enhanced Driver): There might be a small square on top
   left of screen while moving windows at 640x400x32 mode. If this small
   square area is overlapped, the border of the moving window will be
   incorrect.

2. PCI-V775V2 (Enhanced Driver): DOS session hangs system after changing
   mode with QuickRes several times.

3. 4MB PCI-V775V2: There might be some garbage all over screen while playing
   MPEG video.

4. PCI-V775V2 (Enhanced Driver): There might be some garbage at top of the
   monitor on display properties page at 32bpp mode.

5. PCI-V775V2: Changing color from 8 bpp to 16/32 bpp on the fly might cause 
   ASUS shell notify ICON on the task bar becomes black.

6. PCI-V775V2: Switching mode with QuickRes while playing video might hang
   the system.

7. PCI-V775V2: Switching to full screen DOS session while playing video might
   hang the system.

		  Unresolved Issues in Windows 3.1:
		  =================================

1. PCI-V775V2: Changing color from 24 bpp to 8/16/32 bpp needs to reboot
   system.

2. PCI-V775V2: Unable to change viewport position until program manager is
   loaded.

3. 4MB PCI-V775V2, There might be some garbage around the cursor or all over
   screen while opening or playing MPEG video.

4. PCI-V775V2: Playing Microsoft Fury3 game causes general protection fault.

5. 4MB PCI-V775V2: Can not play video at 1024x768x32 mode.