ThinkPad 600E                                         August 30, 1999
           Installation Package for Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
                            Version 2.00

This self-extracting zip file contains the following files:
+ tp600ent.txt These installation instructions
+ chopper.exe  Utility file for transferring large files on to diskettes
+ chopper.txt  Text file giving instructions on how to transfer files
               greater than 1.44 to multiple floppies.
+ license.txt  Driver License Agreement
+ ntfiles.exe  Self-extracting file containing all the following drivers,
               already extracted and ready to install:
  - acpcw32.exe  ACP Modem Driver (v2.51)
  - aftprwnt.exe Audio Driver Package (v1.92)
  - irtpgwnt.exe Infrared Driver Package (v1.12)
  - tracptw1.exe TrackPoint Driver (v1.13)
  - uttpfide.exe IDE Driver Package (v1.01)
  - uttp1wnt.exe Utility Features Package (v4.15)
  - vftprwnt.exe Video Features Package (v4.27.08q)

  - uttpperd.exe Personalization Editor Data Diskette
  - diskhelp.txt Text file giving instructions and limitations on building
                 diskettes images.


NOTE:
+ Visit the following URL to obtain the latest driver updates:
    http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/support/thinkpad/tpopsys.html


EXTRACTION INSTRUCTIONS:
- Download this file to a temporary directory on your hard drive.
- After executing the file, TP600ENT, you should have the five files
  listed above with the + (plus sign) next to them.
- Follow the instructions in TP600ENT.TXT for installing Windows NT on
  the ThinkPad 600E.
- After Windows NT is installed on the ThinkPad 600E, follow the
  instructions in CHOPPER.TXT for transferring the NT Drivers to
  the ThinkPad.
- Once NTFILES.EXE is on the ThinkPad 600E, run the file to extract all the
  drivers.  Follow the instructions given below for installing each driver.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINDOWS NT:
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This information can also be found in the Online User's Guide for your
ThinkPad 600E. (http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/support/thinkpad/tptechref.html)

I. Installing Windows NT

Before installing Windows NT, do the following:
 - Read the Windows NT installation guide included with Windows NT.
 - If you plan to use OS/2 Warp with Windows NT, you need to use the OS/2
   Warp Boot Manager. For more information, read Installing IBM OS/2 in
   the Online User's Guide.

You can install Windows NT using the internal CD-ROM drive or an
externally attached CD-ROM drive through the port replicator. However, if
your computer does not have a CD-ROM drive, or if a port replicator is not
available, use one of the following two alternative ways to install
Windows NT:

Using an external CD-ROM drive in a DOS environment
 If you have an external CD-ROM drive that connects under a DOS
 environment, you can install Windows NT in DOS:

 1. Insert the Windows NT compact disc in the external CD-ROM drive.
 2. Go to the CD-ROM directory; then go to the \I386 directory.
    For example, if your CD-ROM drive is drive D, go to D:\I386
 3. At the command prompt, type WINNT; then press Enter.
    For example, D:\I386>winnt
 Follow the instructions on the screen.

Using a network server
 You can install Windows NT on multiple computers by first copying the
 Windows NT master source files to a shared drive on a network server.
 After connecting your computer to a network, such as with the DOS LAN
 requester, you can install the files from the network server to your
 computer at the DOS command prompt.


II. Installing the ThinkPad Configuration Program for Windows NT

Note : You can assign the directory in which the ThinkPad Configuration
program is installed. The ThinkPad Configuration program installer does
not support the use of a long name for the directory in which the
program is installed. It does NOT support path names with spaces,
e.g. "C:\MY THINKPAD"

To install the ThinkPad Configuration program for Windows NT:
 1.) Start Windows NT, and log on with the user ID authorized as an
     administrator.
 2.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Run...'.
 3.) Type "C:\DRIVERS\WNT\UTILITY\SETUP.EXE" and press 'Enter'.
 4.) Follow the instructions on the screen.


III. Installing the Audio Device Driver for Windows NT
 1. Start Windows NT, and log on with the user ID authorized as an
    administrator.
 2. Click on 'Start' -> 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel'.
 3. Double-click on the 'Multimedia' icon. The "Multimedia Properties"
    window appears.
 4. Click on the 'Devices' tab and then on 'Add'.
 5. Click on 'Unlisted or Updated Driver'. A window appears, prompting
    for the path of the drivers to be installed.
 6. Specify the directory where the driver files are extracted. Default
    path is C:\DRIVERS\WNT\AUDIO\ . Then click on 'OK' button. The
    audio driver list appears.
 7. Select the Audio driver, then click on the 'OK' button. When the
    installation program prompts you for existing files or new files,
    click on new .
 8. Press OK in the "CrystalWare Configuration" panel. When the
    installation program prompts you, restart Windows NT to make
    the change effective.


IV. Installing the Service Pack for Windows NT
If you are going to install Service Pack 3 or later for Windows NT,
install it before the following drivers:
     + Display Driver
     + PC Card Support Software
     + ThinkPad Modem Software
     + Infrared Device Driver for Windows NT.
 If you subsequently reapply the service pack, you may have to reinstall
these drivers.
  To install the service pack, follow the instructions in the readme file
included with the service pack.


V. Installing the Display Driver for Windows NT
  1.) Start Windows NT and log on with the user ID authorized as an
      administrator.
  2.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel'.
  3.) Double-click on the Display icon.
  4.) In the "Display Properties" window, click on the Settings tab.
  5.) Click on Display Type.
  6.) In the "Adapter Type" window, click on Change.
  7.) Click on Have Disk.
  8.) Specify the directory where you extracted the driver files to,
      then click on the 'OK' button. Default location for the drivers
      is C:\DRIVERS\WNT\DISPLAY\.
  9.) From the display devices in the selection list, click on NeoMagic
      MagicMedia 256AV , and click on the 'OK' button.
 10.) At the message "You are about to install a third-party driver",
      click 'Yes' to continue the installation.
 11.) Click on the 'Close' button to close the Display type window.
 12.) Click on the 'Close' button to close the Display properties window.
 13.) Click on 'Yes' and restart Windows NT to make the driver effective.

 After you restart Windows NT, the display resolution is set to 640x480
 with 256 colors as a default. If necessary, change the resolution and
 refresh rate as follows:

 14.) When the "Invalid Display Settings" message appears, click on 'OK'.
 15.) The "Display Properties" windows appears. Select your screen
      parameters from the color palette, desktop area, and refresh
      frequency.
 16.) Click on 'Test' and make sure the selected mode is displayed
      correctly on the screen.
 17.) Click on OK in the "Display Properties" window.

VI. Using the Display Driver for an External Monitor
 If you are attaching an external monitor to the computer do the following.
 1.) Start Windows NT. When the "OS Loader V4.00" window appears, prompting
     you to select the operating system, change the screen to CRT-only mode
     by pressing the Fn+F7 key combination.
 2.) Log on to Windows NT as an administrator.  Windows NT starts on the CRT
     screen.
 3.) Double-click on My Computer, Control Panel, and Display.
 4.) In the Display Properties window, click on the Settings tab.
 5.) Click on List All Modes...; then select the resolution, color depth,
     and refresh frequency.
 6.) Click on Test to make sure that the selected mode is displayed
     correctly on the monitor.
 7.) Click on OK or Apply to make the change effective.

Hints:
o If you are installing the ThinkPad Configuration program for Windows NT,
  you can switch between display output types--External Display only, LCD
  only, or both--using the ThinkPad Configuration program.

o If you are using Windows NT, you can create different video mode
  configuration profiles, such as one for the LCD mode and another one for
  the External Display mode.  For more details about the hardware profile
  settings, read the Windows NT user's guide.


VII. Installing the IBM TrackPoint Driver for Windows NT
  1. Start Windows NT, and log on with the user ID authorized as an
     administrator.
  2. Click on 'Start' -> 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel'.
  3. Double-click on the Mouse icon.
  4. Click on the 'General' tab at the top of the "Mouse Properties" window.
  5. Click on 'Change'.
  6. Click on 'Have Disk'.
  7. Specify the directory where the driver files are extracted. Default
     path is C:\DRIVERS\WNT\TPOINT\. Then click on 'OK' button. Then
     mouse driver list appears.
  8. Click on 'PS/2 TrackPoint' in the list.
  9. Click on 'OK'.
 10. Click on 'Close' in the "Mouse Properties" window.
 11. Double-click on 'Devices' in 'Control Panel'. If the 'i8042 Keyboard
     and PS/2 Mouse Port' has been disabled, change it back to 'System'.
     Failure to do this will cause the TrackPoint and keyboard not to
     function after rebooting.
 12. Restart your computer to make the new settings active.


VIII. Installing PC Card Support Software for Windows NT
 Different PCMCIA cards require different versions of PCMCIA support.
 See the documentation that comes with your PCMCIA card to determine
 the type of PCMCIA support required.

 Card Wizard support is available from either Diskette Factory, the
 Customization CD, or the Software Selection CD. Review your online
 User's Guide for instructions on how to install these drivers.

 Important:  If your system is connected to a network, log off before
 starting installation.  You must install the Windows NT Service Pack
 before you install CardWizard. If you reinstall the Service Pack, you
 may be prompted whether to overwrite your OEM version of PCMCIA.SYS.
 Be sure to answer "NO". You may have to reinstall Card Wizard after
 installing the Service Pack.


IX. Installing the ThinkPad Modem Software for Windows NT
 1.) Start Windows NT
 2.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Run...'
 3.) Type "C:\DRIVERS\WNT\MODEM\SETUP" in the window.
 4.) Click on OK and follow the instructions on the screen.

 Note:  Non-U.S. users must run the Country Selection program in the
 ThinkPad Modem window after the ThinkPad Modem installation is complete.
 Restart the computer after you run Country Selection. For an updated list
 supported countries, download the V.90 ACP Modem update code.
    http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/support/thinkpad/tpopsys.html

Configuring the ThinkPad Modem for Windows NT
 After installing the ThinkPad Modem software, assign a communication port
 (COM port) for the ThinkPad Modem:
 1.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Programs' -> 'ThinkPad' -> 'ThinkPad Configuration'.
 2.) Click on 'Modem'.
 3.) Specify the necessary settings in the window.
 4.) Click on OK.
 5.) Restart the computer to make the changes effective.

 Next, add ThinkPad Modem in the Control Panel so that you can use
 communication applications that use the Unimodem facility of Windows NT,
 such as HyperTerminal or Dial-Up Networking:
 1.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel'.
 2.) Double-click on the Modems icon.
 3.) Do the following:

 If you do not already have a modem installed, you immediately see the
 Install New Modem window.

 If you already have a modem installed, click on the Add button to open the
 Install New Modem window.

 4.) Click on 'Next'. Windows NT searches for the modem.
 If successful, Windows NT reports that it has found a modem of type
 "ThinkPad Data Fax Modem.". If Windows NT fails to detect a modem, verify
 that your communication port was configured. Remember that the changes you
 make do not take effect until you restart Windows NT.  Also verify that the
 communication port is recognized in Control Panel, Ports.  If it is not, you
 may need to add it manually.
 5.) Click on the 'Next' button and follow the instructions on the screen.

 You should be able to use your ThinkPad Modem with all the modem
 communication applications supported by Windows NT.


X. Installing the Infrared Device Driver for Windows NT
 You can use infrared features using Windows NT dial-up networking. The
 Windows NT infrared device driver provides you IrDA 1.0 compliant
 functions, enabling infrared communication up to 115 Kbps.
 1.) Start Windows NT, and log on as an administrator.
 2.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Run'.
 4.) Type "C:\DRIVERS\WNT\INFRARED\INSTALL" and press 'Enter'.
 5.) Follow the instructions on the screen.
 6.) Restart the computer.

 After the installation, COM 1, IRQ 4, and I/O address X'3F8' are assigned
 for the infrared port.

XI. Installing the IDE Driver for Windows NT
 1.) Start Windows NT and log on as an administrator.
 2.) Insert the IDE Driver Diskette into the diskette drive.
 3.) Click on 'Start' -> 'Settings' -> 'Control Panel'.
 4.) Double-click on SCSI Adapters.
 5.) Click on the Drivers tab.
 6.) If Intel PIIX PCI Bus Master IDE Controller is listed, remove it.
 7.) If IDE CD-ROM (Atapi 1.2)/Dual Channel PCI IDE is listed, remove it.
 8.) Click on Add.
 9.) Click on Have Disk...
 10.) Enter "C:\DRIVERS\WNT\IDE" and click on 'OK'.
 11.) Select "ThinkPad PIIX4 IDE Driver", then click on 'OK'.
 12.) If You are prompted to restart your computer, click 'Yes'.


CHANGE HISTORY:
v1.00   Created on October 26, 1998
v2.00   Modified on August 30, 1999
         Change package extraction process
         Updated all drivers to latest revisions
         Rewrote installation instructions to reflect changes in
           driver install instructions