Step 3: Installing Pcmcia Driver - EUROCOM 8500-C DeskNote User Manual

Chapter 5: Installing Drivers

Step 3: Installing PCMCIA Driver

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Click "Start"/"Control Panel"/"System".
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Remove PCMCIA.
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Delete the two sub-directories [Generic CardBus Controller].
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Switch to DOS.
[C:\windows\inf].
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Restart Win98 system.
Step 4: Installing Video-in Driver
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Boot the system. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to enter the SCU system.
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Select "Components", and enable "Video In Mode".
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Go to WIN98 system, double click "Start".
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Select "Run".
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Open the path "D:\video-in\setup.exe".
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Run "Setup.exe" to finish the installation.
Step 5: Installing ATI DVD Play Driver (Option)
Note:
Make sure that you have already successfully installed the VGA Driver,
Audio Driver and DirectX5 or DirectX6 beforehand.
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Boot the system; press Ctrl+Alt+S keys to enter SCU. Select [Power]
menu. Enable [Low Power Saving], or select [Advance CPU control] to
set [Full Speed]. (If the clock speed of the Intel Pentium II is above
366MHz/400MHz or if your DVD runs smoothly, you can skip this
step).
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From the Windows 95/98 taskbar, click [Start] button; select [Settings],
[Control Panel], and then click [System]. Click the tap [Device
Manager]; select [CDROM], and click the item including the type of
[DVD-ROM], Click the tap [Setting]; and then enable the [DMA] check
box.
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Insert the CD of ATI DVD Play application and the program will
automatically run the installation until finished. Otherwise, click [Start]
button from the Windows 95/98 taskbar. Select [Run]. Type
[D:\Atiplay\setup.exe] and click OK to finish the installation.
Copy the file [PCMCIA.inf] to the directory
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