Lenovo ThinkPad 560 TP 560Z On-line User's Guide that was provided with the sy - Page 54

Self-Check, PC Card Properties, Quick Launch, CardWizard, Wizard, Properties

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Quick Launch Once you have installed CardWizard for Windows NT, you can start it by clicking on the CardWizard icon. The CardWizard menu appears on the taskbar, to the left of the CardWizard icon. Click on the menu once with the left mouse button to start the Wizard application. Another way to start CardWizard for Windows NT is to double-click on the system tray icon with the left mouse button. Self-Check If you have a problem configuring your PC Card, select the Wizard button in the "CardWizard for Windows NT" window. Each time you click on the Wizard button, a series of self-checks is run to assure that all necessary components are installed and working properly. CardWizard then analyzes the computer to verify that there are resources available for PC Card configuration. Click on this button to fix most PC Card problems. Even if CardWizard cannot automatically solve a problem, it can pinpoint the problem exactly so that you or a technical support engineer can fix the problem more easily. PC Card Properties You can see the attributes, resources, drivers, and memory card utilities that are loaded for PC Card support in the "PC Card Properties" window. To open the "PC Card Properties" window, do the following: 1 Open the CardWizard. 2 Select Properties from the "Actions" menu. 3 From the "Card Information" panel: a Press the right mouse button while the cursor is on an inserted card icon. 48 IBM ThinkPad 560Z Online Book

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Quick Launch
Once you have installed CardWizard for Windows NT, you can
start it by clicking on the
CardWizard
icon. The
CardWizard
menu appears on the taskbar, to the left of the
CardWizard
icon.
Click on the menu once with the left mouse button to start the
Wizard application.
Another way to start CardWizard for Windows NT is to
double-click on the system tray icon with the left mouse button.
Self-Check
If you have a problem configuring your PC Card, select the
Wizard
button in the “CardWizard for Windows NT” window.
Each time you click on the
Wizard
button, a series of self-checks is
run to assure that all necessary components are installed and
working properly.
CardWizard then analyzes the computer to verify
that there are resources available for PC Card configuration.
Click on this button to fix most PC Card problems.
Even if
CardWizard cannot automatically solve a problem, it can pinpoint the
problem exactly so that you or a technical support engineer can fix
the problem more easily.
PC Card Properties
You can see the attributes, resources, drivers, and memory card
utilities that are loaded for PC Card support in the “PC Card
Properties” window.
To open the “PC Card Properties” window, do the following:
1
Open the
CardWizard
.
2
Select
Properties
from the “Actions” menu.
3
From the “Card Information” panel:
a
Press the right mouse button while the cursor is on an
inserted card icon.
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