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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS NT
Note:
♦ Make sure the Windows NT system is version 3.51 or higher.
♦ Since Windows NT does not support 'Hot Insert/Remove' feature, this external hard disk should
be connected to computer prior to starting Windows NT. Likewise, do not remove this drive
before you shut down the computer.
♦ In Windows NT, the I/O and IRQ settings of PCMCIA IDE device cannot be changed.
Therefore, if the setting of this hard disk conflicts with other device, change the I/O or IRQ of
other device to avoid conflicts.
♦ We recommend you install a Card Service program, e.g. SystemSoft's CardWizard for Windows
NT. This kind of program will help Windows NT to assign resource for PCMCIA device
properly, and reduce the conflict situation.
1. Do not connect the external hard disk to computer, just power-on the computer and boot into
Windows.
2. Click on Start ! Settings ! Control Panel ! SCSI
Adapter. The 'SCSI Adapter' dialog box appears.
3. Click Drivers tab, and then click Add button.
4. Click Have Disk button to continue. Windows NT will then prompt you to insert the manufacturer's
driver diskette. Insert the device driver diskette into floppy drive. Specify the directory as
A:\WINNT (or B:\WINNT whichever contains the diskette) and click OK.
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