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NOTE: You, the customer, are solely responsible for data security.
WinBook strongly recommends that you perform a backup of all personal
data contained on your system prior to performing this procedure. Warning:
WinBook will NOT be held responsible for any data loss incurred during
this process.
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- Click Start, go to find, then to files
or folders. In the "named" field type "SOCKETSV.VXD".
Look in the C:\ drive, and put a check mark in the "include subfolders"
box. Press "find now" and Windows will search for the file.
- There should be at least one file found
in the Windows\System folder, determine the size of the file.
- If the file is less than 21kb, You will
need to get the correct size file. You can download the file from our
Webpage at www.winbookcorp.com. Go to Models, then to XP5s, then choose
Drivers, and follow the instructions for downloading and extracting
and installing the XP-VXD file.
- If the file is 21kb in size then, proceed
with step five.
- Go to the Control Panel and double click
the System icon; go to the Device manager tab. Look for a red X on the
pcmcia sockets, if there are red Xs then highlight the controller
and hit properties, on the "general" tab there will be a box
that is checked to disable the card, remove the check mark and the PC
Card wizard will start. Choose next, next and finish, You will be prompted
to shut down the computer, choose "Yes".
- Restart the computer, when it has booted
into Windows 95, insert the Livewire card into one of the sockets located
in front corner of the left side of the unit. Windows will see the card
and prompt you for the driver.
- Insert the manufacturer disk in the floppy
disk drive and select "driver from disk provided by manufacturer",
direct Windows to the correct drive and press OK.
- Windows will copy some files and prompt
you to identify your computer on the network. Choose a computer name
and Workgroup. If you dont know the name of your Workgroup, contact
your System or Network Administrator. Windows will then continue copying
files. Once the files have been copied you will be prompted to restart
Windows. Press "Yes".
- When Windows restarts you should two tones,
one low, and one high indicating that Windows sees the card.
- Contact your System or Network administrator
to correctly configure your Network settings.
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