Setting U P In Windows 95 And Windows Nt 4.0 With Plug And Play Bios - Zoom ISDN TA/V.34 Owner's Manual

Setting Up in Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0
with Plug and Play BIOS
Note This section is for Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0. If you
have Windows 3.1 or 3.11, please go to page 20.
If you are running Windows NT, you must be running version
4.0 and a Plug and Play (PnP) BIOS in order to use the
TA/V.34 or TA. To find out whether you have a PnP BIOS
look for a PnP version number during startup, or refer to your
computer documentation. You must also install a special PnP
driver from the installation CD-ROM disc that came with
Windows NT. See the section at the beginning of this chapter
for instructions on installing the driver.
The Plug and Play feature of the Windows 95 operating system
automatically detects your TA/V.34 or TA and allocates hardware
resources with no need for you to set a COM port or IRQ setting. In
Windows NT 4.0, if you have installed the PnP driver and your
computer has a PnP BIOS, Plug and Play will also work.
To complete configuration, follow these steps:
1. Turn your computer on.
2. As the Windows 95 or Windows NT operating system starts up,
a New Hardware Found box is displayed. The first line of this
box should show the name of this product.
3. In the New Hardware Found box, there are three choices for
installing a "driver." The default is for the driver to be installed
from a disk provided by the hardware manufacturer. Make sure
this choice is highlighted and click OK.
4. An Install From Disk box appears and lists A:\ as the default
drive.
Insert the Utilities diskette in your floppy drive (usually Drive
A). Make sure the correct drive letter is shown in the Install
From Disk box, and click OK.
5. Windows 95 or Windows NT then continues its startup
procedure. Once the system is completely booted up, determine
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