HP Multimedia Sound Kit (D6657A), Installation Guide

1 Installing Your Multimedia Sound Kit

Installing the Accessory Software

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5 In the Adapter list in the Select SCSI Adapter Option window, select

IDE CD-ROM (ATAPI 1.2)/Dual-channel PCI IDE

and click on

Install.

6 Follow the instructions on the screen. You will be prompted to insert

the correct Windows NT setup floppy disk containing the driver.

7 When you have installed the CD-ROM driver, shut down and restart

the computer for the driver to be loaded.

NOTE If you are using Windows NT version 3.5 with the ATAPI driver version

1.2, you may notice an incompatibility problem when you perform a

warm reboot (Shutdown and then Restart without switching off). The

operating system may not recognize the CD-ROM drive. To correct this

problem, instead perform a cold reboot (switch the computer off and on

again). Upgrading to Windows NT version 3.51 will resolve the problem.

Installing the Sound Board Drivers

1 With Windows NT running, insert the HP Multimedia Sound CD in

the CD-ROM drive. (Insert the CD label side up; press the open/close

pushbutton to open and close the drawer.)

2 From the Program Manager, click on the File menu and click on Run.

Type d:\nt351\setup and then follow the instructions

that appear on the screen.

(The CD-ROM drive may be your E drive. In this case you would

enter e:\nt351\setup . You can check by clicking the

Browse button in the Run dialog box, and then clicking on the

Drives drop-down list.)

3 When the driver has been installed, you see the 16-bit Audio Board

Setup window.

4 Click on the OK button.

5 Restart the computer.

Installing the CD Audio Driver

The audio driver ((MCI) CD Audio) may be already installed on your

computer. You can check whether it is and, if it is not, install it by

performing the following steps.

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