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> > The scanner SCSI card (sorry, I don't think I said SCSI) can use
> > IRQ 9, 10, 11, 12. It is currently set (I'm using the scanner currently
> > and not the NIC) on 10, and it can accept 140 or 340 as the I/O.
>
> How did you decide that, the same way as with the NIC below ?

I looked in the manual. But the NIC doesn't have these setting in the manual.

> > I'm not really sure what the NIC can use, but I think it is
> > only IRQ 10 and not sure about the I/O. In Win95 settings,
> > the basic config. button only has one setting it can use.
>
> That stuff depends on whether Win9x has managed to identify
> the NIC properly and how you installed it. If you used the Have
> Disk option it essentially uses the .inf for that detail, its a bit
> different with a NIC that it has identified for itself with a hardware
> scan and you never used anything that came with the NIC.

Used a disk.

> You dont appear to have said exactly what the NIC
> is model wise etc tho you do imply that its a new
> PnP card. Rather unlikely to be that limited if it is.

It is a MicraDigital PCI PnP 10mbps network card.

I tried to install it like I did the ISA card in my old 486, but Win95 said
it was PnP, and it installed it itself.


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