CD-ROM Software Installation

7 Reconnect all power cords to the computer.

Windows 98/95 Installation

There is no need to install any CD-ROM device driver under Windows 98/95. After completing the hardware installation section of this manual, please follow the steps below:

Turn on your PC and start-up Windows 98/95.

Windows 98/95 will automatically detect the new CD-ROM drive and load the appropriate drivers for your CD-ROM. If you CD-ROM is not automatically detected, please refer to the troubleshooting section on this manual.

Double click on the My Computer icon.

There should be a letter drive for the new CD-ROM drive. Place a CD into the CD-ROM drive and browse it. If you can browse the CD, The CD-ROM drive is working properly.

Note: It is not necessary to run the DOS install if your are using Windows 98/95.

Enabling Ultra DMA/33 support under Windows 98/95

Ultra DMA/33 mode is a new standard whereby the CD-ROM can transfer data through the DMA interface at speeds up to 33 MB/sec. This is supported only in new motherboards that are just now appearing in the market. You must determine what type of mother board you have to see if this function is supported. The Intel 430TX, 440LX and newer motherboards support Ultra DMA/33. Please contact your computer manufacturer or motherboard maker to determine if this function is supported.

If your motherboard or computer supports Ultra DMA/33, you must enable it in the BIOS. Consult your system manual for this.

Install the PCI IDE driver (Win95 version) which supports Ultra DMA/33. This is provided by your computer manufacturer. If this driver was not supplied, then you must contact your computer manufacturer for this driver. I/OMagic cannot supply this to you.

Windows NT 3.5x Installation

Power on your PC.

Start the Windows NT Setup Program from the Main

Program Group.

Select OPTIONS and click ADD/REMOVE SCSI ADAPTERS