Windows NT 4.0 Setup, Installing the Software

Windows NT 4.0 Setup

The instructions below explain how to install HomeLink Phoneline + 10/100 Network PC Card's softwarer drivers for an NT 4.0 server/workstation.

You must know the type of PCMCIA controller that you have in your notebook

--PCIC compatible or CardBus. Refer to your PC’s user guide or contact the manufacturer if you are not sure.

Before you begin the installation, you should have your original Windows NT CD-ROM handy. NT may ask for it in order to install special files onto your computer during the network driver setup. When this occurs, insert your CD- ROM or other media into the drive and tell Windows NT to look in the \i386 directory on the appropriate drive. For example, if your CD-ROM is drive D: on your system, and Windows NT is requesting a file from it, you would type in D:\i386 and press Enter in order to inform NT of the CD-ROM's location.

Prior to installing the card, you may need to enable NT’s PCMCIA services. To do this, go to page 60 in the appendix of this guide.

Installing the Software

To install the card in an NT 4.0 server or workstation:

1.Shut down your computer. Insert the HomeLink PC Card into either of your computer's card slot if you haven't already. Start up your computer. If asked to log in, do so.

2.Click on Start, Settings, Control Panel. Double-click on the Network icon.

3.If you have not already

installed the networking components for NT, you will see a message window like the one on the right:

4.To install NT networking while setting up the HomeLink 10/100 PC Card, click on Yes and continue with step 1 on the next page. If you have already installed networking and only wish to set up the card, skip to step 1 on page 38.

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