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Windows 95/98/98SE/ME

1.  Windows should automatically detect the new hardware. At the Add New Hardware Wizard 

window, click Next.

2.  Select Search for the best driver for your devices (Recommended) and click Next.
3.  Insert the installation CD into your computer’s CD-ROM or other optical drive and check the 

Specify a location option.

4.  In the space provided, enter x:\io\pci io\win9x (where “x:” is the letter of your CDROM drive-

-noting the space between “pci” and “io”--and win9x is your OS version: one of win95, 

win98, winME) and click Next.

5.  The Wizard will copy the needed files. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the 

installation. If prompted, restart the computer to begin using your devices. 

 

Windows NT 4.0

1.  Insert the installation CD into your computer’s CD-ROM or other optical drive and double-

click My Computer.

2.  Double click the WinNT folder. Double-click the WinNT_Par.exe file and follow the on-screen 

prompts.

 

Windows 2000/XP/2003

1.  Windows will automatically detect the new hardware and start the Add New Hardware 

Wizard. Click Next.

2.  Insert the installation CD that came with the card into your computer’s CD-ROM or other 

compatible optical drive. Choose Install the software automatically. Click Next.

3.  You may receive a warning that the driver is not digitally signed. Choose Continue Anyway 

when prompted to complete the installation.

4.  When Windows is done copying files, you will see a message above the System Tray (next to 

the clock) stating that the card is installed and ready to use. You may now begin using 

your devices.

Windows Vista/7

1.  When the Found New Hardware window appears on the screen, click on the “Locate and 

install drivers software (recommended)” option. If prompted to search online, select the 

“Don’t search online” option.

2.   When prompted to insert the disc, insert the Driver CD that came with the card, into your 

CD/DVD drive and Windows will automatically proceed to search the CD.

3.   If a Windows Security dialog window appears, click the “Install this driver software anyway” 

option to proceed.

4.   Once the driver is installed, click the Close button.

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Page 3: ...ore You Begin 1 System Requirements 1 Contents 1 Installation 2 Installing the Card 2 Installing the Drivers 2 DOS and Linux Configuration 4 Verifying Your Installation Windows 4 Troubleshooting 4 Spe...

Page 4: ...y card installation please read through this section carefully before attempting to install the card WARNING PCI cards like all computer equipment can be severely damaged by static electricity Be sure...

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