
              D-Link DFE-550TX FAST Ethernet 10/100 Adapter Installation
                            for Windows NT V3.51


 Getting Started
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    The Windows NT CD/disks are need to complete this installation

        - From the "Main" window, select Control Panel

        - In the Control Panel, select Network Icon

        - In the Network Setup, select Add Adapter

    Windows NT will display a list of all available drivers.

        - Select "OTHERS" for third-party adapters not included in the
          list.

    The program prompts for the directory containing the Ethernet drivers.

          Insert the driver diskette in Drive A, and then type
          the following:

          A:\

	  OR

          Insert the CD into CD drive, and then type the following:

	  D:\


        - Windows NT will attempt to locate the OEMSETNT.INF file in the
          specified path. If it exists there, Windows NT will then copy
          the appropriate drivers to the Windows NT system.

        - The drivers are now properly installed.  The installation
          procedure will then proceed to the next steps. Please refer to
          your Windows NT installation guide for information on these
          steps.

        - A window will appear allowing you to specify your network
          connection type and specify the network address.

          Choose the "AutoSense" option.
          The driver will auto-detect the media that is connecting to the
          adapter.

          Add nothing in the NetworkAddress field. The driver will use the
          default unique ethernet address that written in the adapter's
          PROM. If you want to change the ethernet address use the
          following format:
                   xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
                OR
                   xxxxxxxxxxxx

        - After the initial installation, the drivers will be permanently
          installed to the Windows NT system.  Subsequent accesses to the
          network driver list will include these drivers as options.


