Dell C__Dock II Expansion Station: Docking for the First Time With Windows 95
Docking for the First Time With Windows 95: Dell C__Dock II Expansion Station
Table of contents
- System Information Guide
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions
- System Information Guide Other Documents Available Getting Help Docking Device Overview
- I/O Panel of the Docking Device
- External I/O Connectors Audio Connectors and Infrared Sensor
- Docking Control Base Controls and Indicators
- Docking Device With the Monitor Stand Before Docking the Computer
- Check Your Computer for Existing Docking Drivers Installing the Docking Drivers Installing the Docking Drivers From the ResourceCD or Drivers and Utilities CD
- Installing the Docking Drivers From the Dell Support Website
- Docking Your Computer
- Docking Panel Door on the Computer
- Docking the Computer
- Docking for the First Time With Windows XP and Windows 2000 Docking for the First Time With Windows Me
- Docking for the First Time With Windows NT 4.0
- Docking for the First Time With Windows 98
- Docking for the First Time With Windows 95
- Updating Drivers in Windows XP and Windows 2000 Updating Drivers in Windows Me
- Undocking the Computer
- Replacing the Battery
- Removing the Top Cover
- Replacing the Battery Removing and Installing a PCI Expansion Card
- PCI Expansion-Slot Door and Expansion-Card Connector
- If you are using a PCI card that was not purchased from Dell, use the drivers and instructions provided by the manufacturer of the card.
- Using the C/Dock II Media Bay
- Installing a Media Device for Windows NT 4.0 With Softex Docking Services Securing the C/Dock Expansion Station Security Features
- Securing the C/Dock II Expansion Station Dell Diagnostics
- Technical Specifications
- Technical Specifications
- Safety and EMC Instructions: Portable Computers
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Docking for the First Time With Windows 95
1 Dock and turn on your computer.
2 Either press <F2> during the system boot routine, or press
<Fn><F1> after your computer boots to view the system setup
program.
3 Set Docking IRQ to Optimized.
4 Set Universal Connect to Enabled.
5 Exit the system setup program.
The computer automatically detects new hardware.
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6 Click Yes at the System Settings Change window.
The computer restarts and automatically detects new hardware.
7 If the Configuration Setup window appears, click OK.
8 Click OK at the Network window.
9 Select the Identification tab at the next Network window.
10 Enter a Computer Name and Workgroup that will identify your
computer on the network, and click Close.
If you are unsure what Computer Name and Workgroup to enter,
check with your system administrator.
NOTE: You must enter a Computer Name and Workgroup to proceed with the
driver installation.
The computer automatically copies files and builds a driver
information database.
11 Click Yes at the System Settings Change window.
The computer restarts.
An Enter Network Password window appears. If you do not wish to set
a username and password at this point, or if you have not yet been
provided one for use by your system administrator, click Cancel.
The computer automatically detects new hardware.
12 Click OK at the Configuration Setup window.
The Windows desktop appears and the installation is complete.
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