Make sure you have inserted the adapter in the computer
and plugged in the cable.
Windows 98 Second Edition (SE)
You can install drivers for Intel adapters using the Found New Hardware Wizard.
Installation with the Found New Hardware Wizard
Insert the Intel CD in the CD-ROM drive.
The CD autorun program starts. Close this window.
On the Wizard Welcome screen, click Next to start.
On the next screen, choose the Search option and click Next.
Click the CD-ROM box on the Locate Driver screen and make sure it is the only box selected. Then, click Next.
After a few moments, the Search Results indicates a driver was found on the CD. Click the Updated driver option. Click Next to continue.
Click Next again to continue.
The necessary files are copied to your computer.
The wizard displays a Completed message. Click Finish.
A message appears prompting you to restart the computer. Click Yes to restart the computer immediately or No to restart the computer at a later time. The new hardware is available after the computer restarts.
You can update drivers using either the Intel CD or the Update Device Wizard.
You can update drivers using the autorun program on the Intel CD.
Insert the Intel CD in the CD-ROM drive.
The CD autorun program starts.
Click Install Base Drivers.
The Install Base Drivers dialog box appears.
Click Install Driver at the top of the next window.
The message When you update drivers, you must restart the computer... appears. Click OK.
When the system prompts you to insert the disk containing the adapter driver, click OK.
Type the drive letter for the Intel CD followed by a backslash. For example, D:\.
When the system prompts you for the location of the e1000d.cat file, type the drive letter for the Intel CD followed by a backslash. For example, D:\.
Restart the computer when prompted.
The operating system installs the adapter drivers.
From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon.
Click the Device Manager tab.
Double-click Network Adapters in the list area.
Double-click the Intel adapter.
Click on the Driver tab.
Click on the Update Driver button.
In the Update Driver Wizard, click Next.
Select "Display a list of all the drivers in a specific location..." (Do not select "Search for a better driver..."). Click Next.
Click on the Have Disk button.
If you have the Intel drivers CD, insert it when prompted.
Type the drive letter for the Intel CD (or specify the software package directory) into the option box below "Copy manufacturer's files from:"
Click on the OK button.
Highlight the Intel PRO/1000 adapter, then click the OK button.
Click on the Next button in the Update Device Driver Wizard.
Click the Finish button.
Restart the computer.
If you are installing a driver in a computer with existing Intel adapters, be sure to update all adapters with the same new software. This will ensure that all adapters will function correctly.
For troubleshooting information, go to Windows Troubleshooting.
From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon.
Click the Device Manager tab.
Double-click Network Adapters in the list area then select the Intel PRO/1000 adapter.
Click the Properties tab.
Click the Driver tab, then click Update Driver.
Click Next at the Update Device Driver Wizard.
Select "Display a list of all the drivers..." and click Next.
Insert the Intel driver CD and click Have Disk.
In the Install from disk window, type the drive letter for the Intel CD (or specify the software package directory), then click OK.
Click OK at the Select Device dialog box.
The Update Device Driver Wizard displays the message that it has found the driver. Click Next.
Click Finish.
Restart your computer when prompted.
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Insert the Intel CD in the CD-ROM drive.
The CD autorun program starts.
Click Install Software.
The Welcome screen appears.
Click Next.
The Program Maintenance dialog appears.
Click Modify then click Next.
The Custom Setup dialog appears.
Click the icon next
to the feature you want to
remove. From the pop-up dialog, click Do not install this feature. Click
Next.
Click Install.
Click Finish. Restart the computer when prompted.
The installer removes Intel PROSet II from the computer.
From the Start menu, select Settings -> Control
Panel -> Add-Remove Programs.
The Add-Remove Programs window appears.
Select Intel(R) PRO Intelligent Installer. Click the Add/Remove
button.
The autorun screen appears.
On the Welcome screen, click Next.
The Program Maintenance dialog appears.
Click Modify then click Next.
The Custom Setup dialog appears.
Click the icon next
to Intel(R) PROSet II. From the pop-up dialog, click Do not install this feature. Click
Next.
Click Install, then click Finish when the
wizard completes. Restart the computer when prompted.
The Intel PROSet entry is removed
from the Add/Remove Programs window.
You should uninstall the Intel driver if you are permanently removing Intel
adapters, or if you need to perform a clean installation of new drivers.
While the Add-Remove Programs dialog is open, select Intel(R)
PRO Ethernet Adapter and Software. Click the Add/Remove
button.
Click OK to the confirmation dialog.
Allow the uninstall process to complete. When the message
appears stating that you must restart the computer before changes take
effect, click Yes to restart the computer immediately or No to
delay restarting the computer.
After the computer restarts, the uninstall process completes.
The adapter driver is no longer available on the computer.
Double-click My Computer. Double-click Control Panel. Double-click System. Click the Device Manager tab. Double-click Network Adapters. Select the adapter driver listed below the Network
Adapters group and click Remove. Click OK. Make sure you have inserted the adapter in the computer
and plugged in the cable.
You can install drivers for Intel adapters using the Found New Hardware Wizard.
Installation with the Found New Hardware Wizard
Insert the Intel CD in the CD-ROM drive. Windows Me starts and detects the adapter. The "Add
New Hardware" wizard starts. Click Next to continue.
If the Autorun screen appears, close it. Click
Next to continue.
Windows copies the driver files to the computer.
When Windows displays the message that the hardware
installation is complete, click Finish. Restart your computer when prompted.
Install Intel PROSet to configure and test the adapter.
See Run the Installer.
If you will be installing Windows Me or if you will be upgrading the
adapter drivers in a multi-adapter Windows Me system, please read the
following.
You can update drivers using either the Intel CD or the Update Device
Driver wizard.
To update drivers using the Intel CD, insert the
CD and then click Install Base Drivers, then click Update
Drivers. To update the driver in Device Manager,
double-click the
Network Adapter listing. Click Intel(R) PRO/1000 Desktop
Adapter then click Properties. Select the Driver tab and click the Update Driver button.
Using the Update driver wizard, be very careful to choose the
'Automatic search for
a better driver...' option
and be sure Windows points to the drive of your inserted media. After the
wizard completes, click Finish then restart the computer.
If you have multiple Intel adapters in your
Windows Me system, you must be sure to update all of the Intel adapters to
the software included with your new card. Failing to update any other Intel
adapter in the system will cause the new adapter not to function. The
failure will look as though the new adapter did not receive the proper
update when you loaded the new driver, but this is NOT the case.
The problem is that Windows Me cannot find the new driver while an older
driver still exists on another adapter, so all other Intel adapters must be
updated to the new driver. Do not attempt to use any drivers already in any
system directory.
From the Control Panel, double-click the Add New Hardware
icon. If the Add New Hardware icon is not visible, click View all
Control Panel options to display all icons available in the Control
Panel. Click Next, then click Next again. Click Yes. Click Next, then click Next again. Click Next. When selecting the type of hardware to install on the computer, click Network
Adapters. Click Next. Click Have Disk. Type the drive letter for the Intel CD followed by the location of the
driver: Windows\drivers\IA32. For
example, if D:\Windows\drivers\IA32. Click OK. From the list of adapter manufacturers, click Intel. From the list
of adapters, click Intel(R) PRO/1000 T Desktop Adapter. Click OK, then click Finish. Insert the Intel CD in the CD-ROM drive. Click Install Software. Click Next. Click Modify then click Next. Click the icon next
to the feature you want to
remove. From the pop-up dialog, click Do not install this feature. Click
Next.
Click Install.
Click Finish. Restart the computer when prompted.
The installer removes Intel PROSet II from the computer.
From the Start menu, select Settings -> Control
Panel -> Add-Remove Programs. Select Intel(R) PRO Intelligent Installer. Click the Add/Remove
button. On the Welcome screen, click Next. Click Modify then click Next. Click the icon next
to Intel(R) PROSet II. From the pop-up dialog, click Do not install this feature. Click
Next.
Click Install, then click Finish. Restart
the computer when prompted.
The Intel PROSet entry is removed
from the Add/Remove Programs window.
You should uninstall the Intel driver if you are permanently removing Intel
adapters, or if you need to perform a clean installation of new drivers.
While the Add-Remove Programs dialog is open, select Intel
PRO Ethernet Adapter and Software. Click the Add/Remove
button.
Click OK to the confirmation dialog.
Allow the uninstall process to complete. When the message
appears stating that you must restart the computer before changes take
effect, click Yes to restart the computer immediately or No to
delay restarting the computer.
After the computer restarts, the uninstall process completes.
The adapter driver is no longer available on the computer.
Follow these steps to remove an existing adapter: Double-click My Computer. Double-click Control Panel. Double-click System. Click the Device Manager tab. Double-click Network Adapters. Select the adapter driver listed below the Network
Adapters group and click Remove. Click OK.Uninstall the Driver
Remove Existing Adapters
Windows Millennium
Edition (Me)
The CD autorun program starts.
Installation Notes for Windows Me
Manually Adding an Adapter
The Add New Hardware Wizard appears.
The message Do you want Windows to search for your New hardware?
appears.
After the operating system detects the adapter, the message Windows has
finished detecting the hardware... appears.Uninstall Intel PROSet II
Intel PROSet II does not need to be uninstalled unless you are permanently removing
all Intel adapters. You can uninstall Intel PROSet using either the Intel CD or
the Add-Remove
Programs feature.
NOTE: Before uninstalling Intel
PROSet,
you must remove VLANs configured in Intel PROSet.
Uninstalling Intel PROSet II with the Intel CD
The CD autorun program starts.
The Welcome screen appears.
The Program Maintenance dialog appears.
The Custom Setup dialog appears.
Uninstalling with Add-Remove Programs
The Add-Remove Programs window appears.
The autorun screen appears.
The Program Maintenance dialog appears.
The Custom Setup dialog appears.
Uninstall the Driver
Remove Existing Adapters
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