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Chapter 3 Installing Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server 3. Press F3 to quit the installation program. 4. Restart the installation program. 5. At the drive partition screen, delete the 1024 MB primary partition. 6. Partition the primary partition to any desired size up to the drive capacity. 7. Continue with the Windows NT installation program. Tip #3. Service Pack Files Replaced Without Feedback Some system configuration changes may ask you to install the original Windows NT drivers diskette. This may cause some system files to be replaced with the old version. It is recommended that you apply the service pack again if you make any changes. Tip #4. Using the NT Event Log to Diagnose Network Adapter Problems If the Network Adapter driver fails to start or does not appear to be working correctly, examine the Event Log for any driver diagnostic messages. 1. Start the Event Viewer applet in the Administrative Tools group in Program Manager. 2. Search the Event Log Source column for any entries named "Hptx." 3. Double-click on the entry to examine the Event Detail dialog box. The upper half of the box gives a short generic description of the error. The lower half of the box is a hex and ASCII dump of error data. 4. Scroll through the error data in ASCII for any readable strings. 5. If a readable string is present, it will describe the problem in more detail. 6. If no readable string is present, this typically indicates that the driver failed early in the process of loading-usually due to a resource conflict (for example, an I/O port conflict). NOTE Make sure the Network Adapter is connected to a working hub and verify that the LED is lit. Otherwise, the Network Driver may not install. 16

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Chapter
3
Installing Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
3. Press F3 to quit the installation program.
4. Restart the installation program.
5.
At the drive partition screen, delete the 1024 MB primary partition.
6.
Partition the primary partition to any desired size up to the drive capacity.
7. Continue with the Windows NT installation program.
Tip #3. Service Pack Files Replaced Without Feedback
Some system configuration changes may ask you to install the original Windows
NT drivers diskette. This may cause some system files to be replaced with the old
version.
It is recommended that you apply the service pack again if you make any changes.
Tip #4. Using the NT Event Log to Diagnose Network Adapter
Problems
If the Network Adapter driver fails to start or does not appear to be working
correctly, examine the Event Log for any driver diagnostic messages.
1.
Start the Event Viewer applet in the Administrative Tools group in Program
Manager.
2.
Search the Event Log Source column for any entries named "Hptx."
3.
Double-click on the entry to examine the Event Detail dialog box. The upper
half of the box gives a short generic description of the error. The lower half
of the box is a hex and ASCII dump of error data.
4.
Scroll through the error data in ASCII for any readable strings.
5.
If a readable string is present, it will describe the problem in more detail.
6.
If no readable string is present, this typically indicates that the driver failed
early in the process of loading-usually due to a resource conflict (for
example, an I/O port conflict).
NOTE
Make sure the Network Adapter is connected to a working hub
and verify that the LED is lit. Otherwise, the Network Driver
may not install.
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