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Installing Your CD-ROM Device Drivers onto the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk, Other Devices, Windows

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to the Other Devices listing. A list of devices for which device drivers have not been installed appears. Some of these device drivers can be installed directly from the Ready-to-Configure Utility Program CD; other device drivers might require that you first make a diskette. o. Install the Universal Serial Bus (USB) support software from your Ready-to-Configure Utility Program CD. Select Windows 95 USB Setup Utility from the software installation choices on the Ready-to-Configure Utility Program CD. (For instructions on starting the CD, see page 38.) Note: Do not install USB support software from the Microsoft Windows 95 CD. Installing Your CD-ROM Device Drivers onto the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk Use the information in this section if: The recovery program cannot locate the device driver for the CD-ROM drive you are using, either on the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk or on the hard disk. Your CD-ROM drive requires more than one device driver. The correct device driver for your CD-ROM drive must be on the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk when the installation of Windows 95 begins (step 6 on page 29). This section provides two methods of making the device driver available to the recovery program. To use either method, you must have the device driver diskette for your CD-ROM drive. Method 1 on page 33 provides instructions to add the device drivers to the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk by manually copying the device driver onto the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk and editing the CONFIG.USE file in one of the language directories. Method 2 on page 34 is an alternative method that creates and formats a small partition on the hard disk, if necessary, and installs the CD-ROM device driver onto the hard disk. This method allows the recovery program on the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk to locate the 32 About Your Software

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to the
Other Devices
listing.
A list of devices for which
device drivers have not been installed appears.
Some of
these device drivers can be installed directly from the
Ready-to-Configure Utility Program
CD; other device drivers
might require that you first make a diskette.
o.
Install the Universal Serial Bus (USB) support software from
your
Ready-to-Configure Utility Program
CD.
Select
Windows
95 USB Setup Utility
from the software installation choices
on the
Ready-to-Configure Utility Program
CD.
(For
instructions on starting the CD, see page 38.)
Note:
Do not install USB support software from the
Microsoft Windows 95
CD.
Installing Your CD-ROM Device Drivers onto
the CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk
Use the information in this section if:
±
The recovery program cannot locate the device driver for the
CD-ROM drive you are using, either on the
CD-ROM Setup Boot
Disk
or on the hard disk.
±
Your CD-ROM drive requires more than one device driver.
The correct device driver for your CD-ROM drive must be on the
CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk
when the installation of Windows 95
begins (step 6 on page
29).
This section provides two methods of
making the device driver available to the recovery program.
To use
either method, you must have the device driver diskette for your
CD-ROM drive.
Method 1 on page 33 provides instructions to add the device drivers
to the
CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk
by manually copying the device
driver onto the
CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk
and editing the
CONFIG.USE file in one of the language directories.
Method 2 on page 34 is an alternative method that creates and
formats a small partition on the hard disk, if necessary, and installs
the CD-ROM device driver onto the hard disk.
This method allows
the recovery program on the
CD-ROM Setup Boot Disk
to locate the
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