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1. Always touch the frame (chassis) of the
computer case to reduce the chance of damaging any components with static
electricity. 2. Never handle the card by the gold connectors. 3. Make sure the slot you are inserting the card into matches the size of the card. 4. Windows will automatically detect the card when you turn the computer on, and should install the proper drivers. You may be prompted for the D-Link driver diskette. 5. Choose No if you receive any DHCP error messages. |