Summary: How do you get Windows NT to assign a drive letter to a PC Card Reader? I've installed a Simple Station card reader (made by Simple Technology) into a...
Summary: I found a website that sells this reader that has a toll free number you might try them to see if they can make a copy of the software for you. PDA A...
Summary: First of, I'd like to say this is one of the best forums i've come across. I looked thru every entry but didn't find a answer to this problem-: I have...
Summary: Running a network using 3Com Airconnect 11MBPS. (Linux box server and Toshiba laptops running NT4. Two Lan Access Points 3crwe747a and 15 PC cards 3c...
Summary: I have windows NT (with Service Pack 5) on my laptop. I also have a 3COM Fast Ethernet PC Card. This card is recognized as an adapter in a certain har...
Summary: Hey All! I got a real weird one here. I started with a Dell Latitude CPi (PII 400) laptop with WinNT 4.0 Workstation. The customer wanted it to dual b...
Summary: I have a PCI1410 (TI 1410) PC Card Controller, but not recognised under Win N.T 4.0. Any PC Card Manager that could make the N.T recognised the card?...
Summary: I am using a work-supplied Dell laptop running NT 4.0. I currently have a netgear router w/wireless access point at home, both home desktop and laptop...
Summary: I tried to connect my Laptop (Win NT) to my Intranet with a 10/100 Lan PC Card (3Com). My Laptop can recognize this Card, but get allways the Message:...
Summary: I had installed an ethernet +modem pc card on my winnt 4 system and it worked perfectly. I then installed infrared software which overrode com port se...
Summary: Hi, Can anyone tell me where I can download the NT4 driver fot the Margi Systems DVD-to-Go PCMCIA card? Many thanks to anyone who can help....
Summary: Well yes, you could do that. Trouble is not all PC cards have good identification on them. If you are lucky you might get an FCC ID, if you're really ...
Summary: I would like to use my Sandisk CompactFlash card via the pcmcia adapter (supplied by Sandisk) in my laptop which runs on NT4.0 however; the OS does no...
Summary: I am having trouble installing my PC Card network card on my laptop under NT4, so am having to use Win2000 (which as you can imagine is a bit sluggish...
Summary: SystemSoft has recently developed a product called PCCardAccess which lets you boot from a floppy and access the PC Card slots. Basically, we are pro...
Summary: I have a dell lattitude CPI notebook. I installed NT 4 workstation per the instructions on the web site. Instructions for loading NT 4.0 on a Latitude...
Summary: Kate: Our office is the same size as yours. We run a mixed bag of OS’s (98SE, NT4 and XP Pro) We use NT4 Workstation as a file server. We share DSL th...
Summary: I have been trying to install a PCMCIA network card on a laptop running windows NT 4.0. The card is a 3Com Megahertz 10/100 LAN PC CARD with XJACK ...
Summary: Any ideas on how to get pc card modem to work with these two OSs on Action Book? No problem installing them but can't make dial-up connection with C...
Summary: Try This.. Windows NT 4.0 For Toshiba Notebooks ONLY: In the BIOS, change the PC Card Controller Mode to PCIC or Compatible and save changes. Power ...
Summary: Could use Powerquest Drive Image Pro. Create image, and restore to new system...may need to reconfigure all of your PC CArds after though. Could be ...
Summary: There is a company called Margi which has drivers and a PC card with a hardware decoder. This works on an IBM600 and 600e, didn't test other machines....
Summary: There could be a couple of problems. You'll need PCMCIA enabler software. It should have come with your laptop. If not, give Toshiba a call, and ask t...
Summary: i am running a dell latitude cpi laptop with a 3com 10/100 nic card and 3com 56k modem both are pc cards for laptop - i am running win nt 4.0 wkstatio...
Summary: xircom unimodem on a dell latitude 600cpi, in pc card controller in control panel does not recognize the card (red x through port) every other part of...
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