Asus P/I-P65UP8/CP6ND - Manual (Page 34)

34 ASUS P/I-P65UP8 User’s Manual
II. WINDOWS 95 DRIVERS
II. WINDOWS 95
(Installation)
Existing System Using ASPI8XX.SYS DOS ASPI Driver
This procedure installs the SYMC8XX.MPD driver onto an existing Windows 95
system which is using the ASPI8XX.SYS DOS ASPI driver. You can check this by
using the Verifying Correct Driver Installation instructions below.
1. Boot Windows 95.
2. Click Start. Move to Settings, Control Panel, and click.
3. Double-click on the System icon.
4. Click on the Device Manager tab.
5. Either double-click on the Other entry, or click once on the plus sign to the left
of it.
6. Select the PCI SCSI Bus Controller entry. Click the Properties button.
7. Click the Driver button. A message should state that no drivers are installed
for this device.
8. Click the Change Driver... button.
9. In the Select Hardware Type dialog box, select SCSI Controllers.
10. In the Select Device dialog box, click the Have Disk button.
11. Insert the Symbios Driver diskette into drive A: and select the A:\WIN95 di-
rectory, then click OK. (If using drive B:, you must select it from the pick list.)
12. The Select Device dialog box should display “Symbios Logic 8xxxx PCI SCSI
Host Adapter”, where 8xxxx matches the installed adapter. Click OK.
13. The Driver tab is updated to display the new driver files. To install these driver
files, click OK. [Do NOT click the Change Driver... button.] The driver files
is copied and a new driver database is built.
14. A “System Settings Change” dialog box is displayed. Ignore the message
saying to turn off your conputer and change hardware settings. Remove the
flex disk from the drive and click Yes to shut down the computer. Press Ctrl-
Alt-Delete or the system reset button to restart the system.
At this point, the new driver is operational. To verify this, see the section
“Verifying Correct Driver Installation”
NOTE: At driver installation, the Symbios Logic PCI (53C8XX) Miniport driver
defaults to Ultra SCSI support turned OFF. To enable Ultra SCSI support, see
Enabling/Disabling Ultra SCSI Support below.