3Com (R) Corporation
                   EtherDisk (R) Diskette for the
     3C90X Fast EtherLink XL/EtherLink XL Bus Master NIC Family
  Microsoft Windows 95 with Microsoft's Client for NetWare Networks

To install the Windows 95 driver to support Microsoft's client for NetWare 
networks, follow these steps.

NOTE:  It is assumed that Windows 95 has already been installed.

First-Time Installation
------------------------
1.  After installing the NIC as described in the user guide, start your
    computer.  When Windows 95 starts, it acknowledges the NIC, and the
    following message appears on the screen:

    Windows has found new hardware and is installing software for it.
    
    NOTE: If Windows 95 Recognizes the NIC and starts copying files right
          away then you have an existing version of the installation.  
          To update your installation and the driver reboot your system
          and then follow the instructions in the Updating Your Driver
          section below.
    
    If the message above does not appear, it is likely that Plug and Play
    mode has been disabled.  In this case, proceed as follows:
    a.  Click the Add New Hardware icon on the control panel screen.  
    b.  Continue to click next until Windows 95 asks if you want it to 
        search for new hardware.  
    c.  Click no and then click next.  
    d.  Choose Network Adapters in the Hardware Types menu and then 
        click next.  
    e.  Click Have Disk... and then skip to step 3.
    
2.  Select Driver from Disk Provided by Hardware Manufacturer and click OK.    

3.  Insert the EtherDisk 2 diskette in the A: drive and click OK.

4.  Select the NIC that you installed in your computer from the list that 
    appears; then click next.  

5.  If this is the first time you have installed a NIC on your computer,
    Windows 95 may ask you to supply the computer name and workgroup
    name.  If your system administrator has supplied you with this
    information, use it.  If not, you can supply your own computer name and
    workgroup name.

6.  Windows now requires files from the Windows 95 installation media.
    Enter the location of the media.  For example, if the
    Windows 95 CD-ROM is in drive E, type:

    E:\WIN95
    
7.  Click No if you are asked whether you want to reboot.

8.  When you return to the desktop, double-click the My Computer icon, then 
    Control Panel, and then Network.
    
9.  You must now change the Configuration.  
    The default network setup for Windows 95 Consists of the following 
    five components:
 
    Client for Microsoft Network
    Client for NetWare Networks
    3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC
    IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol
    NetBEUI

    Remove these two components by clicking the item and then clicking 
    the Remove button. 

    Client for Microsoft Network
    NetBEUI
    
    The network components should now only include:
    
    Client for NetWare Networks
    3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC
    IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol

10. If any of these components are missing, add them by clicking the 
    Add button.  
    Add protocols by choosing the protocol and clicking the Add button.  
    In the Select Network Protocol window, choose Microsoft in the left 
    pane,  in the right pane, select the protocol and click OK.  
    Add clients by choosing the client and clicking the Add button.  In 
    the Select Network Client window, choose Microsoft in the left pane, 
    the client in the right pane, and press OK.  

11. Click Client for NetWare Networks and then the Properties button.

12. Under the General tab, set your Preferred Server and the First Network 
    Drive.  When you have finished, click OK.
    
13. Set the primary network logon to Client for NetWare Networks and click
    OK.    
    
14. When prompted, restart your computer.    
     
Hints
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1.  If an error message appears, saying that the .INF file cannot be found
    in the specified location, verify that the file actually exists. The
    file should be in the root directory of the 3Com EtherDisk 2 diskette.
    The filename is W95EL90X.INF.

    If it is missing, download the file from 3Com's download sites, and
    make sure you expand it properly. Refer to the SUPPORT.TXT file on this
    diskette for more information.

2.  To verify that the actual NetWare driver was copied to your Windows 95
    system, compare the date of the EL90X.SYS file in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM
    directory of your hard drive with the date of the one in the \WIN32\I386
    directory of the 3Com EtherDisk 2 diskette. The dates should be the same.

Updating Your Driver
--------------------
 To update the driver and the support files follow the following 
 instructions:
 
1.  Open the Network Control Panel.

2.  Click Add..

3.  Select Adapter and Click Add.. 

4.  Click Have Disk..

5.  Insert the EtherDisk 2 Diskette into the A drive and click OK.

6.  Select the NIC you have and click OK.

7.  Remove all EtherLink XL adapters from the control panel by selecting
    them one at a time and clicking Remove.
    
8.  Click OK 

9.  When Windows 95 asks the question Do you wish to reboot the system
    Click YES.
    
10. Go to step one of the First-Time Installation section, but when 
    Windows 95 starts copying files right away do not be alarmed it
    is copying the updated versions.    

                                                                            
 (%VER W95NETWR.TXT - Windows 95 with Microsoft's Client for NetWare v1.0f)