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11. Type a computer name in the appropriate text box and click Next.
You are asked to select a password, but do not select one.
12. Click Next.
The Windows NT Workstation Setup window opens.
13. Click Finish. This automatically reboots the system.
14. During the boot procedure of the Windows NT operating system
select the following:
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The Windows NT 4.0 operating system
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The Avid hardware profile
15. Log in to the system.
16. When asked for a password press Enter.
You need to restore the system BIOS to its original boot sequence.
You might receive an event window stating that a driver did not install; do
not worry about this.
You must now restore the original boot sequence so you don't attempt
to boot from a CD-ROM that you accidentally left in the system. This is
not critical, but should be done to bring the state of the system back to
normal.
To restore the original boot sequence:
1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, click Shut Down, and then select the
Shutdown option (not the Shutdown and Restart option).
Turn off the system and leave it off for at least 5 seconds.
You should press and hold the Power button for 4 or 5 seconds to
turn off the system.
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