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Windows 95 Installation
8 – Configuration / Operation VSBC-6 Reference Manual
Windows 95 Installation
Because of the industrial nature of the VSBC-6, a "Custom" installation of Windows 95 is
recommended. Addition of ethernet and video drivers are accomplished after the operating
system is fully installed.
Note! If the "custom" option is not used, the installation program will hang at the 30%
and 35% points in the automatic hardware detection phase. The installation can be
completed this way, however, it requires more time since a system restart is
required after each of the two detection errors.
I
NSTALLATION OF
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IN
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PERATING
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YSTEM
1. Configure a VSBC-6 with attached floppy drive, hard drive, and CD-ROM drive. Make
sure no PC/104 expansion modules are installed.
2. Create a bootable copy of DOS on your hard drive. Include drivers so the CD-ROM
drive can be accessed.
3. Run the setup program on the Win95 CD-ROM.
4. On the "Setup Options" dialog box, select the following:
 Typical
 Portable
 Compact
: Custom
5. On the "Analyzing Your Computer" dialog box, select the following:
 Yes (recommended).
: No, I want to modify the hardware list.
Note: Steps 4 and 5 instruct the Win95 installation program to bypass the hardware
detection phase.
6. On the second "Analyzing Your Computer" dialog box, you will be presented with a list
of Hardware Types and Model selection options. Check and uncheck the various options
as shown below:
: CD-ROM Drive
: Display
Uncheck all models except:
: Chips & Technology
Accelerated Display Adapter
: Chips & Technology
Super VGA Display Adapter
: Floppy Disk Controllers
: Hard Disk Controllers
Uncheck:
 Plus Hardcard
: Keyboard
: Mouse
Uncheck:
 Bus Mouse
 Inport Mouse
 Network Adapter
 PCMCIA Socket
: Ports
 SCSI Controllers
 Sound, MIDI, or Video Capture Cards
7. Bypass the "Network Configuration" dialog box by pressing NEXT.