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Using the Advanced System Setup Options

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Using the Advanced System Setup Options When you select the Advanced System Setup option, you see the Advanced System Setup screen, from which you can configure the computer's integrated peripheral devices (such as the parallel and serial ports), cache memory, shadow memory, the advanced chipset features, and PCI devices. To avoid possible configuration problems, it is a good idea to leave these options at their default settings. The Plug & Play O/S option is set to Yes at the factory The Reset Configuration Data option is set to Yes at the factory. The system resets this option to No after you run Windows 95 for the first time. If you are using Windows 95, reset this option to Yes whenever you upgrade your computer or install a new component. Configuring integrated peripherals Select Integrated Peripherals from the Advanced System Setup menu to configure your serial port addresses, parallel port address, diskette drive controller, and parallel port mode. Running SETUP and Installing Drivers 2 - 7

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Using the Advanced System Setup Options
When you select the
Advanced System Setup
option, you
see the Advanced System Setup screen, from which you can
configure the computer’s integrated peripheral devices (such as
the parallel and serial ports), cache memory, shadow memory,
the advanced chipset features, and PCI devices. To avoid
possible configuration problems, it is a good idea to leave these
options at their default settings.
The
Plug
&
Play O/S
option is set to Yes at the factory
The
Reset Configuration Data
option is set to Yes at
the factory. The system resets this option to No after you run
Windows 95 for the first time. If you are using Windows 95,
reset this option to Yes whenever you upgrade your
computer or install a new component.
Configuring integrated peripherals
Select
Integrated Peripherals from the
Advanced
System Setup menu to configure your serial port addresses,
parallel port address, diskette drive controller, and parallel port
mode.
Running SETUP and Installing Drivers
2-7