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Using the NEC Customize Utility
Follow these steps to use the NEC Customize Utility.
Double click the NEC Customize icon.
1.
2.
From the display window, select the desired option.
Click Launch to initiate the selected option.
3.
Follow the on-screen instructions to process the selected option.
4.
For some of the selected options you are prompted to reboot your system.
If necessary, click Exit to close the NEC Customize dialog box.
5.
HDPREPEZ Utility
The power management state referred to as Save-To-File (STF) saves the system's
current working environment to the system's hard drive, then powers down the system
to conserve battery power. The HDPREPEZ function creates a file large enough (256
MB) to accommodate the entire memory contents of your system. The STF file is
created the first time that you run your system's setup program.
Note
the NECUTILS/HDPREP directory.
Using HDPREPEZ with Windows 98/95
In Windows 98 or 95, run the HDPREPEZ Utility if you increase the memory capacity
in your NEC Versa beyond the factory installed base memory or if you install a generic
Windows 98 or 95 operating system.
Follow these steps to run the HDPREPEZ Utility.
1.
Power off and restart your NEC Versa.
At the statement "Starting Windows 98 (or 95)," press
2.
3.
From the Startup menu, select the "Safe Mode Command Prompt Only" option.
4.
Enter MS-DOS. At the c: prompt, type
change to the \necutils\hdprep directory.
5.
Type
Versa for the newly installed memory.
For more details about the HDPREPEZ Utility, see the HDPREPEZ.TXT file in
HDPREPEZ
and press
cd \necutils\hdprep
Enter
. The utility automatically prepares your NEC
Using the Operating System and Utilities 4-7
.
F8
and press
Enter
to
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