Dell Inspiron 3700 Reference And Troubleshooting Manual page 36

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device in
media bay
7 . Slide the new device firmly into the media bay.
You should hear a click when the device is fully seated.
NOTE: Softex BayManager and Docking Services do not report a second battery
installed in the media bay on the Storage Devices tab.
8. If your computer is running Microsoft Windows NT with Softex Docking Services
or Windows 98 with Softex BayManager, click OK. Then click OK again to close
the Softex window.
9. If you turned off the computer or put the computer into standby mode or
save-to-disk suspend mode, press the power button to resume normal operation.
Your computer may be using Windows 98 with Softex BayManager software or
Windows NT with Softex Docking Services software. This software allows you to
hot-swap devices such as diskette drives, hard-disk drives, SuperDisk LS-120 drives,
CD-ROM drives, DVD-ROM drives, and Zip drives to and from your computer's media
bay. Hot-swapping capability allows you to remove and replace a device while the
computer is on. You do not have to shut down or restart the computer for the device
to be recognized.
For the latest information on these services and their use, and to view the Softex
software user's guides, see the following World Wide Web sites on the Internet:
http://www.dell.com/products/notebook/latitude/win98.htm
http://www.dell.com/products/notebook/latitude/NT40.htm
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