Softpaq Solution:  SP0959
File Name:      145911.010
Title: Software Support Diskette for Microsoft Windows NT Version 3.1
Version:  1.05B
Language:  English
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CATEGORY: Drivers for Windows NT 3.1

EFFECTIVITY DATE: 10-13-94

PRODUCTS AFFECTED: All Systems Products

OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft Windows NT Version 3.1

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: Not applicable

SUPERCEDES: SP0923

DESCRIPTION: Support drivers for Compaq Hardware on NT 3.1. 

New Features:
What's New
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This release of the Compaq Support Software Diskette for Windows NT 3.1 
(NT SSD) contains the following new features:

   Added support for ProSignia 500 Integrated 32-Bit Fast-SCSI-2 Controller/P


NT SSD 1.05B Installation
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To install drivers from NT SSD 1.05B,  do the following:
   1) Open a COMMAND PROMPT.
   2) Type "A:\SETUP" and press ENTER.
   3) Follow the instructions for the selected driver(s).
   OR
   1) From the FILE pull-down menu, select RUN.
   2) Type "A:\SETUP" in the Command Line box, then select OK.
   3) Follow the instructions for the selected driver(s).


NT SSD 1.05B Help
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For installation help or for further information do the following:
   1) Open a COMMAND PROMPT.
   2) Type "A:\README" and press ENTER.
   OR
   1) From the FILE pull-down menu, select RUN.
   2) Type "A:\README" in the Command Line box, then select OK.

Either method starts the WINHLP32 program using the NT SSD WinHelp file 
found on the NT SSD 1.05B diskette.


NT SSD 1.05B Problem Fixes
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Video Support:
   - Corrected problem where the Japanese version of the QVision driver 
     would fail to switch from windowed mode into full screen mode when 
     using the Alt-Enter key sequence.

Compaq Drive Array Support:
   - Corrected problem where the CPQARRAY.SYS driver would cause a blue 
     screen trap under heavy usage.

Integrated NetFlex ENET/PCI Controller Support:
   - Corrected a problem where systems running under heavy stress would 
     lock up, resulting in clients dropping from the network.  Changes 
     were made in the Interrupt Service Routine to correct this problem.