11Installing the Intel EtherExpress Pro
10Insert the Windows NT Workstation CD.
11In the “Windows NT Setup”, set the path to your NT files, and click on the “Continue” button.
12Click on the “Do Not Detect” button from the “Network Adapter Card Detection” dialog box, and click on “Continue” in the second “Network Adapter Card Detection” dialog box.
13From the “Drop Down List”, scroll down and select “<Other> Requires disk from manufacturer”, then click on “Continue”.
14Set the path to “A:\” in the “Insert Disk” dialog box, and insert the Intel EtherExpress drivers disk.
15Click on “OK” at the “Install Driver” dialog box.
16Select “Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B PCI Adapter (TX or T4)” in the “Select OEM Option” dialog box, and click “OK”.
17Click “OK” at the “PCI Configuration Notification” screen.
18Click on the “OK” button in the “Intel PROSet” dialog box.
19Choose the default Protocol TCP/IP, and any additional network protocols by clicking the check boxes in the “Windows NT Setup” dialog box, and click “OK”.
20Check the box to add other TCP/IP components, and hit Enter.
21Click “OK” to review the network settings in the “Network Settings” dialog box.
22Enter your IP information or check the box “Enable Automatic DHCP Configuration”, and click on the “OK” button.
23At the “Domain/Workgroup Settings” dialog box, click on “OK” to accept the default “Workgroup” as your workgroup name.
24To complete the installation, remove the floppy disk, and click on “Restart Computer” button in the “Windows NT Workstation Networking Setup” dialog box.
25With “Wired to the Network” checked, click on “Next”.
26Click on the option to “Select from list” then on “Have Disk”.
27Insert the Intel EtherExpress Pro
28Highlight the adapter labeled “Intel
29With “Intel
30Accept the applicable network protocols and click on “Next”.
