Windows Nt Installation; Verifying Windows Driver Installation - M-Audio Delta 410 Manual

Type in the drive letter of your CD drive (we will assume here that it
is D:\) and the path to the Delta drivers, which will be D:\Delta
Products\Delta98 (these drivers also work in Win95). Click 'Next>'.
4. Windows will start to copy files, with a progress indicator on the
screen. Once this process completes itself, your Delta 410 will be ready
for action.
After completion of the driver installation, Windows may require you to restart
Windows. If it does request a restart, remove the Drivers CD Disk from the CD drive
and respond "Yes". The system will restart and your Delta 410 is ready for play.

Windows NT Installation

1. Power up your computer after physically installing the Delta 410
interface card.
2. Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and double click on
'Multimedia.'
3. Click the 'Devices' tab, then click the 'Add' button.
4. "Unlisted or Updated Driver" will be highlighted at the top of the list.
Click OK.
5. The 'Install Driver' box will prompt you to insert the driver disk, and
the A: prompt will appear as the path. Insert the Drivers CD into your
CD ROM drive. Type in the drive letter of your CD drive (we will
assume here that it is D:\) and the path to the Delta drivers, which
will be D:\Delta Products\DeltaNT. Click OK.
6. The "M Audio Delta Interface Card" driver will appear in the Add
Unlisted or Updated Driver dialog box. Click OK.
7. Windows NT will require you to restart your computer for the
changes to take effect. Choose "Restart Now." Upon restart, your Delta
410 will be ready for use.

Verifying Windows Driver Installation

Windows displays the Delta 410 driver status in the Device Manager page of the
System Properties dialog box. The Device Manager page is opened via the
Windows Start button: select Start | Settings | Control Panel | System | Device
Manager. With the Device Manager displayed, click on the "+" next to "Sound,
video and game controllers" to open a list of devices, the Delta 410 being a
device of that nature. Below is an example view of the Device Manager.
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