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ULTRAPLEX 40X OPERATION MANUAL
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APPENDIX — Windows 95/98 Installation Guide
using this disk supplied by the manufacturer of your SCSI controller rather than
inserting the Windows 95/98 disk. If you do not have this disk (or cannot find
it among all the other disks you have), you can try using the files provided by
Windows 95/98, but we cannot guarantee you will get SCAM support.
Reboot Your Computer
Reboot your machine by selecting Shut Down from the Start button. Select
Restart the Computer and select Yes. This will reboot your computer with the
new configuration.
Troubleshooting
If you followed the previous instructions, you should be up and running without
any problems. If things are not working correctly, there are four likely problems.
1) If you purchased a Plextor kit, you might have overlooked our
instructions to use the Plextor Manager disk to get the necessary
driver support for your SCSI controller. If you used the Windows
95/98 disk or CD, the configuration process may have copied the
wrong (i.e., non-SCAM capable) driver support. Then, if some other
SCSI device attached to your SCSI controller is physically set to the
same ID as your UltraPleX, a conflict will occur. To solve this
problem, insert the Plextor Manager disk and use Windows Explorer
or the following DOS command to copy the correct file to the
applicable Windows 95/98 subdirectory:
COPY D:\*.MPD C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS
Reboot again and everything should work fine.
2) The second likely cause is that you neglected to disable the Plug and
Play capabilities on your SCSI controller. Turn off your computer.
Review the controller’s documentation (check the Quick Start Guide
or similar document first) to determine the location of the disable
switch.
3) It is also possible that the SCSI controller you purchased separately is
not really SCAM capable. Not to worry, though. You simply need to
deal with SCSI ID selection. First, turn off your computer. Review the
discussion of SCSI ID selection (Chapter 6) and then check the
physical selection of SCSI IDs on your drive and any other SCSI
devices connected to your controller. Make sure that all devices are
physically set to unique IDs. Since your board is not SCAM capable,
it will probably not have automatic termination. You will also need to
make sure the termination of your board is set properly. After your IDs
and termination are set properly, restart your system.