Nec Customize Utility; Using The Nec Customize Utility; Hdprepez Utility; Using The Hdprepez Utility - NEC VERSA VXi Service And Reference Manual

NEC Customize Utility

In Windows 2000 systems, Windows 98 systems, and Windows NT systems, the NEC
Customize utility installs or launches:
NEC custom wallpaper (Windows 98 only) — Use this option to install wallpaper
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displaying the NEC logo.
Application and Driver CD — Use this option to install software applications, drivers, etc.
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NEC-supplied mouse driver (Windows NT only) — Use this option to take advantage of the
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VersaGlide features.
The NEC Customize utility screen consists of the following.
A window at the top half of the screen lists the available options.
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The window below the options list displays a description of each option when the option is
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highlighted.
The Launch button initiates a selected option when clicked.
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The More Info button provides an overview of the NEC Customize utility.
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The Exit button closes the NEC Customize utility.
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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.
From the display window, select the desired option.
2.
Click Launch or Install (Windows 2000/NT) 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 the system.
If necessary, click Exit to close the NEC Customize dialog box.
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HDPREPEZ Utility

Using the HDPREPEZ utility automatically configures the NEC Versa's system's save-to-file
(STF) area on the hard disk drive.
Note
For more details about the HDPREPEZ utility, see the HDPREPEZ.TXT file in the
NECUTILS/HDPREP directory.

Using the HDPREPEZ Utility

In Windows 98, run the HDPREPEZ utility if you increase the memory capacity in the NEC
Versa beyond the factory installed base memory.
Follow these steps to run the HDPREPEZ utility.
Power off and restart the NEC Versa.
1.
At the statement "Starting Windows 98" press
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From the Startup menu, select the "Safe Mode Command Prompt Only" option.
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