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To install the PC Card software System and Its Device Drivers . Installing a New Operating The following table shows the PC Card supported by the different PC Cards support software: CardWorks (Windows 95) CardWizard (Windows NT 4.0) CardWizard (Windows 3.1) PC Card Director (OS/2) 16-bit PC Card Supported Supported Supported Supported CardBus Card Supported Not supported Not supported Not supported ZV Card Supported Not Supported Supported Not Supported Note: Windows NT does not support the SDRAM card. Check the following Microsoft Web site: http://www.microsoft.com CardSoft (DOS) Supported Not supported Not Supported Windows 98 Supported Supported Note When you insert the PC Card into your ThinkPad computer: The PC Card support software detects the card and reads the information about it. The PC Card support software searches for the corresponding card service device driver. The device driver requests the PC Card support software to allocate such system resources as memory space, I/O port, and IRQ. If these resources are available, the support software recognizes the PC Card and you can use it. If there is a resource conflict, you need to change either the resources or the system configuration: Either: - Change the requested resources of the PC Card: You can allocate the available resources by using each operating system or PC Card support software function. Or: Chapter 5. Using Your Computer with a PC Card 39

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To install the PC Card software
Installing a New Operating
System and Its Device Drivers .
The following table shows the PC Card supported by the different PC
Cards support software:
CardWorks
(Windows
95)
CardWizard
(Windows
NT 4.0)
CardWizard
(Windows
3.1)
PC Card
Director
(OS/2)
CardSoft
(DOS)
Windows
98
16-bit PC
Card
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
CardBus
Card
Supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Supported
ZV Card
Supported
Not
Supported
Supported
Not
Supported
Not
Supported
Note
Note:
Windows NT does not support the SDRAM card.
Check the following Microsoft Web site:
When you insert the PC Card into your ThinkPad computer:
The PC Card support software detects the card and reads the
information about it.
The PC Card support software searches for the corresponding
card service device driver.
The device driver requests the PC Card support software to
allocate such system resources as memory space, I/O port, and
IRQ.
If these resources are available, the support software
recognizes the PC Card and you can use it.
If there is a resource conflict, you need to change either the
resources or the system configuration:
Either:
Change the requested resources of the PC Card:
You can
allocate the available resources by using each operating
system or PC Card support software function.
Or:
Chapter 5.
Using Your Computer with a PC Card
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