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NOTE: You must install Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3 and the Microsoft updated ATAPI driver before installing the NIC drivers. Otherwise, the integrated NIC will not function properly.

See the Dell Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 Setup Guide for general installa- tion information for Windows NT 4.0 and for information about other drivers or supplements that may be required. For installation instructions for the various drivers, see the appropriate section or document as follows:

‡Windows NT 4.0 SCSI controller drivers — See “SCSI Drivers for Windows NT 4.0” in Chapter 7.

‡Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft updated ATAPI driver — See “Microsoft Updated ATAPI Drivers” in Chapter 2.

‡Windows NT 4.0 video drivers — See the documentation for your graphics adapter.

‡Windows NT 4.0 NIC driver — See “Windows NT 4.0 NIC Driver” in Chapter 5.

‡Windows NT 4.0 audio drivers — See “Audio Drivers for Windows NT 4.0” in Chapter 6.

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After you have completed the setup procedure for the Dell-installed Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 operating system, you can perform the following procedure to cre-

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Follow the instructions in the Disk Administrator utility to partition and format your drives.

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The computer’s front panel contains the following indicators and controls (see Figure 1-1):

‡The power button provides control of the system’s alternating current (AC) input power. The push-button switch operates as follows:

—When the computer is turned off, pressing the button turns the computer on.

—When the computer is turned on, pressing the button turns the computer off. However, a low-voltage (standby) current is maintained by the power supply.

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