Installation guide

Installation
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5. UsetheNextandBackbuttonstonavigatethroughthe
wizardnotingthefollowing:
· Toproceedwiththeinstallation,youmustclick
I accept
the terms in the license agreement
toindicateyouraccep‐
tanceofthetermsoftheli censeagreement.
· Usethedefaultsettingsforthe
Destination Folderunless
youhavespecialrequirementsandanadvancedunder‐
standingofPCconfiguration.(TheDestinationFolder
dictateswherethesoftwareisinstalled .)
6. IfyouarerunningWindows XP,awindowindicatesthat
thedriverfileswillbecopiedtoyournotebook.Click
OK
andclick
Continue AnywayontheSoftwareInstallation
windowifitappears.Thewindowmayappearmorethan
once.
Note: Do not forcefully insert the
AirCard. This may damage
connector pins. For instructions
on removing the AirCard, see
page 18.
7. Whenyouarepromptedtoinsertthe AirCard,clickOK.
InserttheAirCardintoyourPC Cardslot (referto
page 18).
Note: For Windows 98 and Me users: If your computer has a built-in
network adapter, your computer may appear to have stopped
responding during the card detection process. The operating system
is resolving resource issues related to your built-in adapter and the
AirCard. Do not abort the installation process. Allow several
minutes for the process to complete.
8. Whenyouarenotifiedthattheinstallationiscomplete,
click
OK.
9. IfyouroperatingsystemisWindows 98orMe,restart
yourPCfromthe
Startmenu.
Note: Windows 98 and Me users: If your computer has a built-in
network adapter, another long delay occurs the first time the AirCard
is inserted after this restart. Subsequent insertions of the card will not
experience this delay.
Oncompletionofthisstep,Watcher,theNetworkAdapter
Manager,andtheAirCarddriverareinstalled.
ProceedtoconfiguretheAirCardtouseyouraccount(ifitwas
notpre‐activated).See“A ctivation”onpage 19.