NDC comm NWH4020 manual Windows ME

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When typing the location of the driver, be sure to type a:\ with a backslash [\] and not a slash [/]. In Microsoft® Windows XP, be sure to type a:\xp_driver with a backslash and not a slash.

It is common for the installation program to fail to find the driver on the first try, even though the location you type is correct. You will be prompted again to insert the disk and type the location; simply type the same location again.

Driver installation procedures for supported versions of Microsoft® Windows are described in detail below.

Windows 98

In Microsoft® Windows 98, the window that appears when you first connect the adapter is titled Add New Hardware Wizard. Install the driver as follows:

Step 1. Make sure the driver disk is in drive A, and then click Next.

The installation program will ask if you want it to search for a driver or display a list of drivers.

Step 2. Click Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended), and then click Next.

Controls for specifying locations to search will appear.

Step 3. Put a check mark on Floppy disk drives; remove any check marks from CD-ROM drive and Microsoft Windows Update; put a check mark on Specify a location; type a:\ into the location box; and then click Next.

The installation program will indicate that it found the driver.

Step 4. Click Next.

You may be instructed again to insert the disk and specify the driver’s location. If this happens, click OK, type a:\ under Copy files from, and click OK again.

After completing the above steps, confirm all subsequent messages (that is, click Next, Finish, OK, or Yes), remove the driver disk, and allow the system to restart.

Windows ME

In Microsoft® Windows ME, the window that appears when you first connect the adapter is titled Add New Hardware Wizard. Install the driver as follows:

Step 1. Make sure the driver disk is in drive A, click Specify the location of the driver (Advanced), and then click Next.

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InstantWave 11-Mbps USB Wireless LAN Adapter

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Contents Wireless LAN Adapter User’s GuideTrademarks Packing List Table of Contents Index List of Figures Roamable Multi -AP Infrastructure NetworkIntroduction System RequirementsHardware SoftwareTerminology Used in This Guide Ad-hoc NetworkBSSID, MAC Address Parts of the Adapter RoamingAdapter Installation Connecting the Adapter for the First TimeInstalling the Driver Windows Windows MEWindows Installing the InstantWave Utility Windows XPSetup program Welcome screen Select Program Folder window Uninstalling the Driver and Utility Prompt for DiskClick Remove Using the InstantWave Utility InstantWave UtilityInstantWave Utility toolbar Adapter Properties Color StatusConfiguration Advanced Information Link Info Encryption Troubleshooting Adapter Properties window Troubleshooting panel Site SurveyRadio Link Quality Indicator Station Traffic MonitorStation Traffic Monitor Driver/Utility Upgrade Procedure Troubleshooting Symptom Suggested SolutionsInstantWave 11-Mbps USB Wireless LAN Adapter Technical Support Support from Your Network SupplierSupport from NDC NDC Limited Warranty Limited Warranty Service ProcedureHardware SoftwareService after Warranty Period Return for CreditLimitation of Liability Specifications GeneralWireless RF Frequency RangeEC Declaration of Conformity Appendix FCC EtsiIndex BssidSsid