NEC VERSA FX, Инструкция по обслуживанию и справочник

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System Configuration and Setup 2-23
Using the NEC Customize Utility
Follow these steps to use the NEC Customize utility.
1.
Double click the NEC Customize icon.
2. From the display window, select the desired option.
3.
Click Launch to initiate the selected option.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to process the selected option.
For some of the selected options you are prompted to reboot your system.
5. If necessary, click Exit to close the NEC Customize dialog box.
HDPREPEZ Utility
The HDPREPEZ utility automatically configures your 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 your NEC
Versa beyond the factory installed base memory.
Follow these steps to run the HDPREPEZ utility.
1. Go to Start, Shut Down, Restart the computer in DOS mode.
2.
At the c: prompt, type
LOCK C:
and press
Enter
.
A message displays asking you to confirm your command.
3.
Press the indicated key to confirm your command.
4. At the c: prompt, type cd \necutils\hdprep and press Enter to change to the
\necutils\hdprep directory.
5. Type HDPREPEZ and press Enter . The utility automatically prepares your NEC Versa for
the newly installed memory.
6.
Power off your system and then power on. A file, large enough to accommodate your
system’s memory is created on the hard disk drive.
Application and Driver CD
A variety of third-party software applications, drivers, utilities, internet browsers and the NEC
Info Center are provided on the Application and Driver (A&D) CD for the NEC Versa FX that
ships with your system. Some of the drivers are already installed as part of your operating
system environment. The additional software on the Application and Driver CD lets you take
full advantage of your system resources.
Use the Application and Driver CD to install applications, drivers, utilities, internet browsers,
and the NEC Info Center. Some software applications install their own desktop icon allowing
quick access to the application. You can also access an application through the Start, Programs
menu.