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Driver Installation/Removal Procedure For Realtek High Definition Audio Codec:
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<<< For Windows 2000/XP/Vista x86/x64 (WDM driver) >>>

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Setup Driver at first time:
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Step 1. Before installing the Realtek HD Audio Drivers, Press the
[Cancel] button if Windows detect the Multimedia Audio device.

Step 2. Insert the "Realtek HD Audio Drivers" CD into the CD-ROM
drive and run the setup.exe program to finish the installation.

Step 3. Click on [Next/OK/Go] to continue the procedure. If the Windows popup
"Digital Signature Not Found" message, press [Yes] to continue the
installation.

Step 4. Finally, select to restart the system and press [Finish] to complete
the installation.

The system will reload the drivers and do some adjustments in the INF
file if so required.

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Update Driver:
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Step 1. Follow Step 2,3,4 described in [Setup at first time] above to complete
the procedure.

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Remove Driver:
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Step 1. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel.

Step 2. Select [Add/Remove Programs] icon.

Step 3. Select "Realtek HD Audio Drivers" and press [Change/Remove]
button.

Step 4. Click on [Next/OK/Go] to finish the uninstallation.

Step 5. At the end of the procedure, select to restart the system and press
[Finish] to complete the uninstallation.

<< Other Informations >>

Realtek 8169/8168/8101 PCI/PCIe NDIS6 driver (for Windows Vista)
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Version 6.197.0917.2007

1. Open LargeSend Offload Version 2 options

Largesend Offload version 2 supports both Ipv4 and Ipv6

DO NOT CHANGE THOSE SETTINGS for 8111C

Large Send Offload (IPv4) = Enabled
Large Send Offload v2 (IPv4) = Disabled
Large Send Offload v2 (IPv6) = Enabled

2. Enable Receiving-Side Scaling (default setting)

3. OID_GEN_VENDOR_DESCRIPTION has more detail description for various NIC

Some ethernet packets capture tool need this OID to have detail description

4. Support BaseCpuNumber for RSS (8111C)

Thus, quad-core CPU could use RSS now.

2 cores, 4 cores, 8 cores, 16 cores and 32 cores all support RSS.

Previous version only enable RSS when running on a dual-core machine.

5. Add reset mechanism for BIOS PCI-reset (8111C, 8102E)

This is for overclock. 8102E is not supported by this verision.

6. New PHY parameter (8111C)

Advanced link down power saving
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Version 6.196.0803.2007

For 8168C users, please update to this version.

1. New powersaving feature

Lowest link speed when sleep or shutdown

This feature only valid when speed and duplex is auto-neg

If link partner support 10 Mbps : 10 half / 10 full NWAY
If link partner does not support 10 Mbps : 10 half / 10 full / 100 half / 100 full NWAY

2. Remove option - Sleep WOL Power Saving

3. Add VistaCDM diagnostic routine for register read/write test

4. Fix driver bug : performance test tool may stop to test
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Version 6.195.0625.2007

1. Improve copy file speed on the platform with very slow CPU

2. Fix PHY speed changed bug: Force to 10Mbps but S3/S4 change to 100Mbps.

This is because driver change to 10/100 auto neg mode when S3/S4.

3. Fix incorrect WOL behavior on a specific notebook (S3 enabled but S4 disabled)

4. Add VistaPE diagnostic routine to check interrupt.

Synaptics Pointing Device Driver Release Notes
Version 10.0.12
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Overview
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This document describes changes to the Synaptics TouchPad Driver
for Windows 9x & ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Vista.
Only external releases have been documented.
Other releases were for internal use, beta tests, or for specific
customer requests. These are not documented here.
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Version 10.0.12 08/17/2007 (Win2K/WinXP/Vista)
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Bug Fixes
-Fixed the parameter in SetCurrentDevice to be the device index, not the
device handle.
-Applied NavPoint features for OEM Pnp ID SYN0B0E.
-Check if Vista ahead of send WM_APP message.
-Changed to use WM_APP instead of WM_USER message.
-Chenged to use a different WM_APP message for mouse control.
-Removed a device (could be a real mouse) from the Pnp exclusion list.
-Added SYN0301 to an OEM customers INF file.
-Added an empty string check before we attempt to convert the path resource
ID to an integer for OSD settings. If the string is empty, we skip and
retrieve the next token.
-Changed 2 other implementations of the tokenize function to check for
empty strings.
-Fixed a bug where in Vista x64 SynTPStart could not bring up the
Enhancments application (SyntpEnh.exe).
-Added basic On Screen Button click code for OSD. At this stage we can
determine which object we have clicked on, but no action is being
performed yet.
-Added a new Pnp ID SYN1911 for an OEM customer.
-Added the "Disable internal pointing device when external USB pointing
device is attached" feature to the settings for OEM Pnp ID SYN0A0D.
-Added a new Pnp ID SYN014C for an OEM customer.
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Version 10.0.11 08/10/2007 (Win2K/WinXP/Vista)
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Bug Fixes
-Merged OSD branch into trunk.
-Fixed garbage characters in SynDiag LOG file in registry info.
-Fixed SynDiag log file in Japanese OS so it no longer gets garbage
chararacters for KTL log section.
-Added OEM PNP ID as per OEM request.
-Added USB touch panel devices to the exclusion list.
-Fixed a bug where we were sometimes unable to collect the daignostic
log file in Vista.
-Added OEM PNP ID as per OEM request.
-Added a new PnPID for an OEM customer.
-Add SYN1601 to an OEM customers INF file.
-Added a new USB HID to the exclusion list for an OEM customer.
-Added PNPID SYN0D05 to an OEM customers INF file.
-Fixed a bug in DoMouseActivate to get correct parameters.
-Added an OEM data file change and re-WHQL request.
-Added code to allow KBC disable feature to override API disable feature.
-Removed USB from NavPoint INF file settings.

This document contains the following sections:

1. System Requirements
3. Installing the Software
4. Verifying Installation of the Software
5. Identifying the Software Version Number
6. Uninstalling the Software
7. Installation Switches Available

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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1. The system must contain one of the following Intel
Chipsets:

Intel(R) Poulsbo Chipset

2. The software should be installed on systems with at
least 512 MB of system memory.

3. There should be sufficient hard disk space in the
<TEMP> directory on the system in order to install
this software.

The drivers included with this distribution package are
designed to function with all releases of Microsoft
Windows* Vista.

INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE
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General Installation Notes:

1. The operating system must be installed prior to the
installation of the driver.
2. This installation procedure is specific only to the
version of driver and installation file included in
this release.
3. This procedure assumes that all of the software
associated with this release is located in the same
directory.

Realtek Semiconductor Corp. AC'97 Sound System Software ver:A3.43
Installation and Setup

Driver & Application Installation/Removal Procedure For Realtek AC'97 Codec:
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<<< For Win2000/WinME/WinXP (WDM driver)/Win98 Gold(First Edition)/Win98SE >>>

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Setup Driver/Application at first time:
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Step 1. Before installing the Realtek AC'97 Drivers & Applications, Press the
[Cancel] button if Windows detect the PCI Multimedia Audio device.

Step 2. Insert the "Realtek AC'97 Drivers & Applications" CD into the CD-ROM
drive and run the setup.exe program to finish the installation.

Step 3. Click on [Next/OK/Go] to continue the procedure. If the Windows popup
"Digital Signature Not Found" message, press [Yes] to continue the
installation.

Step 4. Finally, select to restart the system and press [Finish] to complete
the installation.

The system will reload the drivers and do some adjustments in the INF
file if so required.

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Update Driver/Application:
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Step 1. Follow Step 2,3,4 described in [Setup at first time] above to complete
the procedure.

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Remove Driver/Application:
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Step 1. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel.

Step 2. Select [Add/Remove Programs] icon.

Step 3. Select "Realtek AC'97 Drivers and Applications" and press [Change/Remove]
button.

Step 4. Click on [Next/OK/Go] to finish the uninstallation.

Step 5. At the end of the procedure, select to restart the system and press
[Finish] to complete the uninstallation.

<<< For WinNT 4.0 (NT4 driver) >>>

Table of Contents
Regulatory Information________________________________________________2
1. Welcome __________________________________________________________4
1.1 Main Features of WLAN USB Module______________________________5
1.2 Wireless Networking Scenarios ____________________________________6
1.3 Advantages for Using Wireless Network ____________________________8
2. Quick Start to Wireless Networking ____________________________________9
2.1 Installation_____________________________________________________9
2.2 Connecting to an Exiting Network ________________________________10
2.3 Additional Note for Windows XP _________________________________ 11
3. Step-by-Step Installation Guide_______________________________________12
3.1 Install the IEEE802.11b WLAN Driver / Utility _____________________13
3.1.1 Additional Setup Processes________________________________16
3.2 Verifying the Driver/Utility ______________________________________17
3.3 IEEE802.11b USB WLAN Utility _________________________________17
3.3.1 Disable Windows XP Zero-Configuration __________________19
3.4 Basic Setting for Infrastructure Mode _____________________________20
3.5 Basic Setting for 802.11Ad Hoc Mode/Ad Hoc Mode _________________21
3.6 Advanced Settings______________________________________________23
3.7 Encryption Function____________________________________________24
3.8 Uninstall the IEEE802.11b USB WLAN Utility / Driver_______________26
4. Using the Utility ___________________________________________________27
4.1 LAN Status Tab________________________________________________27
4.2 Link Information Tab___________________________________________28
4.3 Site Survey Tab ________________________________________________28
4.4 Diagnostic Tab_________________________________________________29
4.5 About Tab ____________________________________________________29
5. Network Application _______________________________________________30
5.1 Surveying the Network Neighborhood _____________________________30

Alps Pointing-device Driver provides a convenient way to modify
setting for Alps Pointing-device. The Alps Pointing-device Driver
is compatible with most standard mice and similar pointing devices.
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CONTENTS:

1. Driver Installation for Windows 2000/XP
2. Using the Alps Pointing-device Property Sheets
3. Files On the Setup Disk
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1. Driver Installation for Windows 2000/XP

Use this procedure if you use Windows 2000/XP:
1) From the Start menu, select Settings, Control Panel.
2) Double-click Mouse to open Mouse Properties.
3) Select the Hardware tab, and then click Properties.
4) Select the Driver tab, and then click Change.
5) Click Next.
6) Select Display a list of the known drivers for this
device so that I can choose a specific driver, and
then click Next.
7) Click Have Disk.
8) Click Browse.
9) Choose specific directory name that you have copied
driver files.
10) Click Apfiltr.inf, and then click Open.
11) Click OK.
12) Click Alps Pointing-device, and then click Next.
13) Click Next to copy the driver files to your system.
14) Click Finish.
15) Click Close.
16) Click Yes, then restart PC automatically.

To print README.TXT, open it in Windows Write, Microsoft Word,
or another word processor. Then select the entire document
and format the text in 10-point Courier before printing.

This file (README.TXT) contains:

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Contents
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1) Quick Start
2) How to verify installation
3) Uninstall procedure
4) Update procedure
5) Country selection
6) Call Progress Sounds
7) Known issues
8) Troubleshooting
9) Disclaimers

How to use this RTLSetup Utility
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For Windows ME:

1. If the Operating System's New Hardware Wizard prompts you that
"New Hardware Found" for the "PCI Ethernet Controller", you should
click "Next" until "Finish" is clicked and without specifying
location of the driver. You will see the "PCI Ethernet Controller"
in the Device Manager.

2. Then you can install or update the NDIS driver with "setup" or
"setup -s" command:
a) setup: The InstallShield will prompt you the steps to install
or upgrade the driver.

b) setup -s: The InstallShield will complete the installation or
upgrade without prompting you any instruction.

You need to reboot the system immediately after the Install shield
completes the installation/upgrade.

3. Do not click "Cancel" during New Hardware Wizard searches for the
driver.

4. You can remove RTLSetup utility from Add/Remove Program Palette in
Control Panel, the InstallShield will prompt you the steps to remove
the driver. After remove the driver, please restart the system
immediately.

For Windows 2000/XP:

1. If the Operating System's Found New Hardware Wizard prompts you that
"New Hardware Found" for the "Ethernet Controller", you should click
"Next" until "Finish" is clicked and without specifying location of
the driver. You will see the "Ethernet Controller" in the Device
Manager.

2. Then you can install or upgrade the NDIS driver with "setup" or
"setup -s" command:
a) setup: The InstallShield will prompt you the steps to install
or upgrade the driver.

b) setup -s: The InstallShield will complete the installation or
upgrade without prompting you any instruction.

3. You can remove RTLSetup utility from Add/Remove Program Palette in
Control Panel, the InstallShield will prompt you the steps to remove
the driver. After remove the driver, please restart the system
immediately if you want your networking to be re-installed.

This document contains the following sections:

1. Overview
2. System Requirements
3. Contents of the Distribution Package
4. List of Available Command Line Flag Options
5. Contents of the Extracted Files
6. Installing the Software in Interactive Mode
7. Installing the Software in Silent Mode
8. Installing the INF Files Prior to OS Installation
8A. Installing the Windows* 2000 INF Files Prior
to OS Installation
8B. Installing the Windows* 98/Windows 98 SE/Windows* Me
INF Files Prior to OS Installation
8C. Installing the Windows* 95 INF Files Prior to OS
Installation
9. Installing the INF Files After OS Installation
9A. Installing the Windows* 2000 INF Files after
OS Installation
9B. Installing the Windows* 98/Windows* 98 SE/
Windows* Me/Windows* 95 INF Files after OS
Installation
10. Verifying Installation of the Software
11. Identifying the Software Version Number
12. Troubleshooting

USB Bluetooth software for Windows version 1.3.2.9

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