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                      ZyXEL GN680-T Gigabit PCI Adapter
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                Driver Installation for Microsoft Windows XP
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  Getting Started
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  The Windows XP installation CD is needed to complete this
  installation.

  The following example illustrates the installation of the adapter
  card.  
  It is recommended that you complete the Windows XP installation prior
  to inserting the adapter card into the system.

  Insllation procedure
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  1.  Turn off your computer and plug the adapter into an 
      available PCI slot in your computer.

  2.  Turn on the power of your computer to boot the system.

      The WinXP system will find the hardware and install the driver 
      with the itself driver belong to Winxp OS.
           
  3.  Press the right key of th mouse on "my computer",to select "Properties"
      At "System Properties" window, select "Hardware"->"Device Manger".
      In Device Manager, open "Network Adapter",it appers 
        " Realtek RTL8139 Family Fast PCI Ethernet Adapter " 
        
  4.  Open the "Realtek RTL8139 Family Fast PCI Ethernet Adapter"'s Properties,
      Select Driver then Click "Update Driver"
      
  5.  Select the "Install from a list or specific location[advanced]"
      and click "Next".    
      
  6.  Select the "Don't Search I will choose the driver to install"
      and click "Next".        
      
  7.  Insert the Drivers disk into the floppy drive.
      Select only "Have Disk" option and Browser to "A:\WINXP"
      then,click "OK"
      then,click "next"
      then,click "Continue Anyway"
    
  8.  Click "Finish" to complete the installation.        
      
      Windows XP is ready to network afterwards.  It is not necessary
      to reboot the system to start networking.  You can now remove the 
      Driver disk.

  Additional Information
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  To futher customize the system, you can click My Network Places at
  the desktop. Examples of parameters that you can change are computer 
  and workgroup names, IP addresses, and additional network services.

