2 NEC Versa LX (AGP Video) Important Information
Completing the Installation Process
Follow the procedures in this section to complete the installation process.
Installing Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
(Windows 95)
The first time that you turn on your NEC Versa LX notebook computer, a setup
program loads the Windows 95 operating system. If the following message
occurs during the setup process, manually install Microsoft Internet Explorer
4.0.
Setup was unable to download all the required components for
this installation. The Internet is likely busy. Please try setup
again later and select Smart Recovery to continue downloading.
To properly install Internet Explorer 4.0, do one of the following:
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Click Start, Run, then type
c:\windows\options\cabs\welcome.exe
.
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Use the Application and Driver CD that ships with your system to install
Internet Explorer 4.0. For details about using the Application and Driver
CD, refer to Chapter 3 of the NEC Versa LX User's Guide.
If the previously referenced message does not appear during the setup process, it
is not necessary to manually install Internet Explorer 4.0.
Enabling ESS Audio Options
(Windows 9x)
Your NEC Versa LX is equipped with an ESS audio driver for enhanced sound
quality. Some of the volume control options for the ESS audio driver are not
enabled by default. Follow these instructions to enable the options of your
choice.
1.
Right click the sound horn on the right side of the taskbar.
2.
Click Open Volume Controls, select the Options menu, and select
Properties.
3.
Scroll down in the ‘Show the Following Controls’ window and place a
check mark in the boxes of your choice (Mic, Aux, or Video).
4.
Click OK and close the ‘Volume Controls’ window.
Installing the NEC VersaGlide Mouse Driver
To take full advantage of the VersaGlide functionality, be sure to install the
correct version of the NEC VersaGlide mouse driver from the Application and
Driver CD that ships with your system.
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Install version 9.05 (or higher) for Windows 98.
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Install version 9.03 for Windows 95, and Windows NT.
