ReadMe File for the Shuttle Mainboard Patch Program (Windows 95)
Version 2.0a

May 13, 1998

I.  Introduction
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In Windows 95 version OSR2.0 or earlier, some devices from the Intel 430TX, 
440LX or AMD-640 chipsets mainboards cannot be correctly recognised and the 
drivers for these devices were not included too.  So after installation of 
the Windows 95, there will always be a QUESTION MARK next to these 
unrecognised devices.  Indicating that the the driver is not installed or 
the device is not working properly.  Unrecognised devices are:

Intel 430TX, 440LX/EX, 440BX chipsets:
   82439TX, 82443LX/EX, 82443BX Host to PCI Bridge
   82371xB Power Management Controller
   82371xB PCI to ISA Bridge
   (Optional) 82371xB PCI to USB Universal Host Controller

VIA / AMD-640 chipsets:
   VIA VPX97 Host to PCI Bridge
   VIA VP3 Host to PCI Bridge 
   PCI to ISA Bridge
   AMD-645 Host to PCI Bridge
   Power Management Controller  
   (Optional) PCI to USB Universal Host Controller

The problem is that Windows 95 OSR2.0 or earlier version, were released 
before the 430TX, 440LX and 640 chipsets hit the market.  So these earlier 
version of the OS, do not have the correct drivers information build-in.

In order to resolve this problem, we are offering this patch program, to 
allow Windows 95 to correctly detect the devices.  After installing this 
program, you will find that both of these devices show they are working 
properly.

*** Note:  Windows 98 does not need to patch.

II. Files
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The files are:

--  README.TXT   - This ReadMe file.
--  PATCH.EXE    - This Program file

III. Installation
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   Step 1.) Explore the PATCH.EXE.
   Step 2.) Run PATCH.EXE in Windows 95 environment.
   Step 3.) You can set the check-box in the middle to determine patch 
            implementation for USB is included or not. (Default is checked)
   Step 4.) Select 'Run Patch' to implement patch. 
   Step 5.) Windows 95 will display messages as patch finished, Press 'OK' 
            button to reboot.
   Step 6.) When Windows 95 restarted, it will display messages that it had
            detected various new hardware components in the system, and
            proceed with its own installation procedure.  Finally when 
            Windows 95 complete its bootup procedure, check the Device 
            Manager again on System of Control Panel.  You will see that 
            all devices show it is working normally.
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