6 Windows NT 3.51 with NT Requester
                                                                    v1.02


Windows* NT 3.51 and NT Requester client driver installation notes for
Intel's EtherExpress(TM) PRO/10 PCI LAN adapters
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Location of driver: \NWSERVER\E10P.LAN
                    \NWSERVER\OEMSETUP.INF


General instructions for NetWare* Requester under Windows NT 3.5
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1  Install the NT Requester. See the documentation that came with the NT
   Requester for instructions.  Note: Make sure you add the software with
   the "Add Software" button.

2  Record the slot number the adapter is installed in.  For PCI adapters,
   try loading the DOS ODI driver from the DOS command line. The driver
   will display the slot number.

3  Start Windows NT and log in as ADMINISTRATOR (or another valid user
   name).

4  From the Control Panel, select the "Network" icon. The "Network
   Settings" screen appears.

5  Insert the Intel EtherExpress PRO/10 PCI disk and select "Add
   adapter".

6  Select "Other - Requires disk from manufacturer" and click Continue.

7  Specify A:\NWSERVER for the location of the driver. When "ODI Intel
   EtherExpress PRO/10 PCI LAN adapter driver for NetWare" appears,
   select OK.

8  With the floppy disk still inserted, click Continue.

9  After the files are copied, the default driver settings will be
   displayed (they'll be displayed with their defaults which in most
   cases is OK).  Click OK when correct.
   
         
         SLOT        This indicates the slot number for the installed
                     adapter. You MUST specify the correct slot number
                     (the one you recorded in Step 3). If you don't, the
                     driver won't load.
         
                     Default: 1

9  Select an IPX Frame Type. Auto is the default

10 NT will have to be restarted to complete the installation.



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