Attaching the external CD-ROM drive

6.Check that the diskette drive (for example, A:\) has been selected; OKclick.

7. You may

get

a

message stating

that

the driver on your syste

a newer

version

than the

one

on

the

driver diskette.

If thi

occurs,

the

setup

program

will

ask you if you want to

keep t

device

driver

you

haveYes. . Select

 

 

 

8.When the message "Do you want to restart your computer now?" appears, remove the driver diskette,Yes . andYour clickcom-

puter will automatically restart.

Note: You might be prompted to restart the computer a few times to successfully install the driver.

You can now use the CD-ROM in Windows 98 or Windows 95.

Installing the CD-ROM device driver for Windows NT 4.0

Attention: Do not interrupt the system during installation. Close all other applications before installing the device driver.

1. Connect

the

CD-ROM drive

to the ThinkPad 240. Refer to “Con-

necting

the

CD-ROM to the

ThinkPad 240”

on

page 59.

2. Connect

the

FDD

drive to

the ThinkPad

240.

Refer to “Attaching

the external

FDD

drive”

on page 58.

 

 

3.Turn on the ThinkPad 240. Press the power switch of the CD-ROM drive.

4.OpenMy Computer in the desktop, and doubleSCSI-click the

Adapter icon in the Control Panel.

5. Select theDriver tab; then clickAdd thebutton.

6. Click Have Disk in the "Install Driver" window.

7. Insert the driver diskette into the FDD.

8.Check that the diskette drive (for example, A:\) has been selected; Continueclick .

9. You may

get

a

message stating

that

the driver on your syste

a newer

version

than the

one

on

the

driver diskette.

If thi

occurs,

the

setup

program

will

ask you if you want to

keep t

device

driver

you

haveYes. . Select

 

 

 

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IBM 240 manual Installing the CD-ROM device driver for Windows NT