—-—- Refer to the uninstall procedure if required to begin a clean installation process. 1. Insert the Installation CD-ROM provided with the modem. 2. Click Install in the dialog box to begin the installation process. 3. Click OK to install the appropriate modem driver on your system. 4. When the installation is complete, the dialog box will appear. Click Exit. 5. Proceed to the hardware installation procedure. Windows NT 4.0 1. Follow the hardware installation procedure first before cont
Turn off and unplug the computer and all peripherals. Open the computer case and discharge any static electricity by grounding yourself (touch the power supply, etc. or wear a grounding strap). î I 2. Carefully insert and secure the modem into an open PCI slot and close the computer. 3. Connect the modem Line input to an analog phone jack using an RJ-11 phone cable provided. Optionally connect a telephone to the Phone input on the modem card. Reconnect the peripherals and start the computer.
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, it will create the folder “Router USB Driver”, and install all of the drivers into that folder. The defau
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is
So that when the download has finished, the file(s) will be easy to find. 3. The driver download is a ZIP file, which means the driver is stored in a compressed file. To extract the files, older versions of Windows will need a program like WinZip; XP however has a utility built in, for opening Zipped files. 4. When the files are extracted on XP, a folder is created and the drivers are decompressed into that folder. The default behavior is for the folder to be created in the same location as th
This way when the download has finished, the file(s) will be easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like any other application, and if prompted, click “Run” rather than “Cancel”. 4. Running the self-extractor will install the drivers onto the computer. The default location can be altered, but if it is left at the default, the program will create the folder “Prism80211b 2KXP Drivers”, and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is