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Follow these directions after upgrading your modem in order to use the V.90 features of your modem under Windows 95.

Note: The disk used to upgrade your modem contains the new Inf files and will be needed in the following procedure.


Using the V.90 Features of Your Modem under Windows 95

In Windows 95
Before you begin, make sure your modem is connected and your PC is on and powered-up.

1. Click on the Start button and select Settings.

2. Select Control Panel.

3. Double-click on the Modems icon.

4. Highlight the modem that you upgraded and click Remove.

Note: If the upgraded modem is the only modem on your system the list should now be blank.

5. Click on the Start button.

6. Select Programs and then Windows Explorer.

7. From the View menu, select Options.

8. Click on the Show all files button and then click OK.

9. In your hard drive, double click the Windows directory, and then double-click the Inf directory.

10. Highlight the file Drvdata.bin and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

11. Highlight the file Drvidx.bin and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

Depending on which version of Windows 95 you have, follow the
instructions below according to what you see:

If a subdirectory named Other exists under the Inf directory...

1. Double click the Other directory.

2. In the Other directory highlight the file(s) that starts with the name of the modem manufacturer and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

Ex. CRDcardoema.inf

If a subdirectory named Other does not exist under the Inf directory...

1. Locate the files starting with OEM under the Inf directory.

2. Each OEM.inf file will have a number after the OEM in the name of the file.

3. Starting with the first file, double-click the file.

4. Scroll down the file until you see the [Strings] section, if your modem is listed here then close the file and delete it.

5. If you do not see a [Strings] section or you do not see the name of your modem close the file but do not delete it.

6. Continue this process for all OEM.inf files.

Completing the Procedure

1. While you are still in Windows Explorer, from the View menu, select Options.

2. Click on the Hide files of these types and click OK.

Note: This returns your system to it's original settings.

4. Restart your computer, the Found New Hardware Wizard will appear.

5. Insert the diskette you used to upgrade your modem and click Next.

6. Click Finish.

Congratulations
Your modem has been successfully upgraded to V.90 and all features are now available to you in Windows 95.

	Filename	Size	Readme	O.S.	Description
	14&288c2.zip	3KB			Windows 95 /NT driver for Cardinal 144 / 288 PC Card Models MVP144C2 & MVP288C2
	connecta.exe	22KB	connecta.htm		Windows 95 /NT 4.0 drivers for Cardinal technologies Connecta Series Models 3440, 3480, 2420, and 2460
	crdv90df.exe	28KB	crdv90df.htm		Windows 95 /NT drivers for Cardinal technologies Connecta V.90 Series Models 3440, 3480, 2420, and 2460
	csetup.exe	459KB			Windows 95 /NT 4.0 Setup/ Modem Installation disk for Cardinal Technologies Connecta Series
	mdmcardv.exe	27KB	mdmcardv.htm		Windows 95 / NT Drivers for Cardinal Technologies MVP Series modems: Models MVP144I, MVP144IV2, MVP144XF, MVP144XV2, MC2814I, MC2814, MVP288I, MVP288I2, MVP288XF, MVP288XF2, MVP288ILC, MVP288IV, MVP288IV2, MVP288XV, MVP288XV2, MVP288IS, MVP288XS, MVP336I, MVPV34ISP, MVPV336XF, MVPV34XSP, MVPV34I, MVPV34IV, MVPV34IS, MVPV34XF, MVPV34XV, MVPV34XS and the MVPV34ILC
	mdmrock.zip	8KB	mdmrock.htm		Windows 95 /NT 4.0 for 14.4 and 28.8 Cardinal Technologies modems: See readme for models
	mvpv34pc.exe	26KB	mvpv34pc.htm		Windows 95/ NT 4.0 drivers for Cardinal technologies 336 PC Card Model MVPV34PC
	rpicim.zip	357KB			These are the Windows 3.x drivers for the Cardinal MVP144I and MVP144XF RPI (Rockwell Protocol Interface) modems