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3 In the Control Panel group, double-click the
Network icon.
4 In the Network Settings dialog box, click
Add Adapter.
5 In the Add Network Adapter dialog box, scroll to the
bottom of the Network Adapter Card selection list.
Select <Other> Requires disk from manufacturer.
6 Click Continue.
7 Accept the displayed default path by clicking OK to
select the NIC.
For example, if you are using the 3.5-inch diskettes, the
following path is displayed:
a:\
This path identifies the location of the NDIS 3 driver files for
Windows NT 3.51.
The driver files are copied to the C drive. A prompt
appears, asking if you want to restart your computer.
8 Remove the TokenDisk diskette or CD and click
Restart now.
This concludes the procedure for installing the NDIS 3
driver for Windows NT 3.51.
Selecting Ring Speed
This section describes how to set the ring speed for
Windows 95 and Windows NT environments.

Setting Ring Speed for Windows 95

The auto ring speed detection option permits the
3C359 NIC’s NDIS 4 driver to detect and operate at
the current ring data rate. Auto ring speed detection is
automatically enabled when you load the NDIS 4 driver
for Windows 95.
You can choose one of the following ring speed options:
■Enable auto ring speed detection (default setting)
■Disable auto ring speed detection and manually set
the NIC ring speed to 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps
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