Windows Nt 3.51 - IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card 2 User Manual

4. When driver installation is complete, Windows will prompt you to reboot your
Using the IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card 2 with Texas
Instruments Cardbus Controllers and Windows 95 OSR2
Some portable PCs that have support for Cardbus PC Cards use the Texas
Instruments Cardbus socket controller. Windows 95 OSR2 (build 4.00.950B)
includes support for the chipset. IBM Token-Ring PC Cards will not function
correctly if:
v Your portable PC uses the Texas Instruments Cardbus controller chipset and
v Your installation of Windows 95 OSR2 uses the Cardbus drivers that shipped
If you are having problems getting your IBM Token-Ring PC Card to function and
you suspect that you have the Windows 95 Cardbus socket controller drivers
installed, follow the procedures below to determine if you need the Windows 95
Cardbus socket controller driver patch.
1. Right-click My Computer on the desktop and select Properties. This will bring
2. Check the version of Microsoft Windows 95. If the version is 4.00.950B, you are
3. Click the Device Manager tab in the system control panel and check to see if
4. Click Start and select Find — Files or folders...
5. Search for the file cbss.vxd on the drive that contains your Windows installation
6. Click the Version tab and check the version of the file. If the version is

Windows NT 3.51

1. Insert the IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card 2 in your computer and switch it
2. Click Add Adapter and select <Other> Requires disk from manufacturer. At
3. When prompted to choose the adapter, select IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC
4. Select OK to close the network control panel. You might be prompted to
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diskette labeled Windows 95/98. At this point, click OK and select the path to
the diskettes, CD-ROM, or hard disk where the Windows installation files are
located in the copy files from box.
computer. The IBM Turbo 16/4 Token-Ring PC Card 2 will not function until you
do so.
with Windows 95 OSR2
up the system control panel.
running OSR2 and should continue reading; otherwise, you do not need the
patch.
you have the Cardbus Socket Controller devices installed by expanding the
PCMCIA socket section. If you do not have this device listed, then you do not
need the patch.
(usually C). When you find it, right-click the cbss.vxd file and select Properties.
4.00.1111, then you are using the Cardbus socket controller drivers that shipped
with Windows 95 OSR2. Contact the computer manufacturer to obtain a patch
for the Cardbus controller for Windows 95 OSR2.
on. When Windows NT loads, login to the computer and open the control panel.
Double-click Network.
this point, Windows NT will prompt you for your driver files. Select the path to
your driver diskette or CD-ROM and click OK.
Card 2. After installation is complete, the adapter should appear in the Installed
Adapter Cards window.
configure your protocols. Consult the documentation that came with your