To generate the report, perform the procedure that is applicable to your operating system.
Windows 9x: To generate an adapter information report on Windows 9x, perform the following steps.
1.Click the Generate button to create the report file (ADPTINFO.PCI).
2.Click the Print button to print the report on your default printer.
Windows NT: To generate an adapter information report on Windows NT, perform the following steps.
1.Insert a blank,
2.Select the BUILD button to build the pci_info diskette.
3.Select the REBOOT button to generate the adapter information report.
4.When prompted, remove the diskette from drive A and reboot your computer. When NT starts, Troubleshooting Utility resumes.
5.Click the PRINT button to print the report on your default printer. If the file system on drive C is NTFS, you must reinsert the pci_info diskette into your diskette drive.
Running adapter diagnostics
Attention: To avoid potentially erroneous results, you should always perform a
You must create a Diagnostic diskette before you begin the diagnostics procedure. You can build the diskette in either of two ways:
vDownload and run the DIAGDISK.EXE located on the adapter
1.Insert a blank,
2.Point your Web browser to x:\startcd.htm on the
3.Select your adapter and click Downloads.
4.Select Diagnostics to download the executable.
5.Run the executable to create the Diagnostic diskette.
vUse Troubleshooting Utility to create the diskette. See “Building a Diagnostic diskette” on page 41.
Running 4/16 Mbps diagnostics
Note: If there is more than one adapter installed in your computer, and if you have not yet run the diagnostics, the 4/16 Mbps diagnostics will reboot your computer after updating for the correct number of adapters.
Use the following procedure to run 4/16 Mbps diagnostics:
1.Insert the Diagnostic diskette in drive A and reboot your computer.
2.At the DOS Boot Menu, select IBM
If the system will not boot with the adapter installed, but will boot without the adapter, skip to step 6 on page 43.