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Windows* 95 Drivers and PROSet+

This file, Relnotes.rtf, is stored in the root of the archive extraction.

Requirements
File Locations
Installation/Upgrade of Drivers
Installing PROSet+
Troubleshooting Installation
Available Downloads (OSs, User Guides, Additional Features)
Known Issues

Requirements 
We recommend that you use the latest Service Pack available for your OS.

NOTE: This archive is for Windows* 95 only. Do not use it in Windows 98, Windows Me, or in any other version of Windows.

File Locations 
This pack contains the following:
\ (root)		- Base driver files
\TOOLS	- DOS diagnostic (DIAG100.EXE)
\DOS		- DOS ODI driver
\MAKEDISK	- Batch file to create base driver install diskette
WINDOWS\NMS
\IA32	-PROSet+ support files
WINDOWS\PROSET2
\IA32 
\PROSet+	- PROSet+ installation files
\Win95		- Windows 95 PROSset+ files

Installation/upgrade of Drivers

Know the location of this archive; you’ll be prompted for the files in this archive when you install the new adapter. Also, you will need the Windows 95 CD. If your computer came with Windows 95 pre-installed and you don’t have a CD, look for the files in the WINDOWS\OPTIONS\CABS directory of your hard drive.

After you put the adapter in the computer and connect the cable, start the computer. Windows detects the adapter as a PCI Ethernet device. Depending on your version of Windows 95, you'll see either the "Update Device Driver Wizard" or "New Hardware Found" window.  Follow the instructions in the Windows prompts. When prompted for a path, enter the path to this archive. 

Follow the prompts for any Windows 95 installation disks and restart the computer when prompted. After restarting Windows 95, connect to your network by double-clicking the Network Neighborhood icon on the desktop.

To upgrade the drivers on an existing installation, open the system properties (select Start, then Settings, then Control Panel, then double click System). Select the Device Manager tab. Find Network adapters. The Intel adapter should be listed underneath. Select the Intel adapter and click Properties. This will open the Adapter properties window. Select the Driver tab. Select the Update Driver button. Follow the on screen instructions, being sure to direct the update wizard to the directory where you extracted this archive if prompted for a location.

To Create driver Installation Diskettes for installation on another machine
A batch file is supplied with this archive that will copy the minimum set of files (no PROSet) needed to install Intel PRO adapters. You will need to insert a blank formatted 1.44 MB diskette into the A drive. To access from command line, select Start, Run, and then enter  <archiveDirectoryName>\makedisk\make95

Installing PROSet+

PROSet+ is a program that assists you in monitoring and configuring your adapter after it is installed. It is not required to install or use your adapter.

To install Intel PROSet+, launch setup.exe from the \PROSet2\IA32\PROSet+ directory in this archive.

Troubleshooting Installation

If you can’t connect to a server or if Windows 95 reports an error after you double-click Network Neighborhood, try the suggestions here.

Make sure you’re using the drivers that are included with this archive. 

To test the adapter, restart the computer in MS-DOS mode (select Start, Shutdown, Restart in MS-DOS mode) and run the diagnostic program (DIAG100.EXE) included in this archive.

Make sure the driver is loaded and the protocols are bound. Check the Device Properties list for trouble indicators (an X or ! symbol). If the adapter does not appear under Network adapters in Device Manager, check for a “PCI Ethernet controller” under Other Devices. If the adapter passed the DIAG100 adapter test but still shows up with a trouble indicator or under Other Devices, try removing it from Device Manager and rebooting so that it is redetected.

Check with your computer, motherboard or motherboard chipset manufacturer. You may need to apply patches or updates to your system.

Check with your LAN administrator — you may need to install additional networking software. 

Available Downloads
OS downloads that are available at http//support.intel.com (Download Finder) include:
For Windows XP 64bit Edition; 	
	PROxp64.exe (base, PROSet II and ANS) 
	PROxp64m.exe (base drivers only)
For Windows 2000 XP Profession (PRO100 and PRO1000) and XP Home (PRO/100 only): 
	PRO2kXP.exe (base, PROSet II and ANS) 
	PRO2kXPm.exe (base drivers only)
For Windows NT* 4:  	
	PRONT4.exe (includes PROSet II)
For Windows 98SE, Me, and 98 Retail (Retail is 10/100 only): 
	PRO98Me.exe (base and PROSet II)
        	PRO98MeM.exe (base only)
For Windows 95 (10/100 only):     
	PRO95.exe    (base and PROSet +) 
For NetWare:   
	PRONWare.exe (base, ANS, ODI, and documentation)
For DOS (NDIS2, ODI) and OS/2:   
	PRODOS (base only)
For Linux: 
	7 packs are available to cover base, ANS, SNMP, and configuration.
For UnixWare 7.x and OpenUNIX 8: 
	3 packs are available to cover base and ANS
For FreeBSD (gig only): 
	Included in 4.5 kernel plus older kernel versions are available on Support Site.
For Solaris 7&8  (gig only):
	INTCGIGAE.pkg

ADDITIONAL FEATURE PAKS
There are a variety of downloads available at http://support.intel.com that add functions and features to your Intel adapter. These include the following.

   PROADMIN
This archive contains a collection of tools and utilities targeted for the network administrator and other computer professionals. Includes push install, unattended install and unattended driver update enhancements and instructions.

   PROBOOT
This archive contains the latest Intel® Boot Agent code, along with Boot Agent related tools, utilities, software instrumentation agents and documentation.

   PRODMI
This archive contains the latest Intel® PRO adapter Windows agents for DMI-2 instrumentation.

   PROWMI
This archive contains the latest Windows WMI instrumentation agents for Intel® PRO adapters.

   PSNMP32 and PSNMP64
This archive contains the latest Windows SNMP instrumentation agents for Intel® PRO adapters.

   PPROTECT  (10/100 only) 
This archive contains Intel® Packet Protect software. This package adds IPSec capability to Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 SE and Windows Me if used in conjunction with Intel® PRO/100 adapters. See the Packet Protect web site for details.

   PRTPKT2
This archive contains Intel® Priority Packet II software. This package adds IEEE 802.1p prioritization and IP ToS (Type of Service) layer 3 tagging capability to Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 and Windows Me if used in conjunction with Intel® PRO adapters. See the Priority Packet web site for details.

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