Installing Windows 95 Over an Existing Operating System

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Posted Date: 1996-08-19
Last Updated: 1996-08-19
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Instructions for Using Backup CD-ROM Utilities and Drivers
Installing Windows 95 Over an Existing Operating System

Your Equium 5160D, 5200D and 5230D computer comes with software preinstalled on your hard drive. Follow the instructions contained in this guide if it ever becomes necessary to reinstall Windows 95 on your system.

CAUTION: Use this guide ONLY if you have problems and must reinstall Windows 95 on your system. This is NOT an upgrade from your preinstalled software. All peripherals added by end user, such as printers, scanners, zip/jazz/tape drives or modems, must be removed/detached from the system prior to initiating this procedure.

NOTE: After following the instructions in this guide, the preinstalled programs and any applications installed by end user will still be on your hard disk drive and ready to use. The appearance of the desktop may be different than when you started this procedure, but these differences are cosmetic only and will not adversely affect the operation of your system.

How to Use This Guide

This guide contains two procedures for reinstalling the software on your Equium computer.

You can choose Install A to reinstall Windows 95 over an existing version.
You can choose Install B to reinstall selected Toshiba backup utilities and software.

Install A: Installing Windows 95 Over an Existing Operating System

Before You Start

The instructions in this section make the following assumptions:

You have backed up all-important data to floppy disk(s), just as a precaution.

You understand that Install A restores only the Windows 95 software that was preinstalled at the factory. (This does not include shortcuts to software applications on the Windows 95 desktop that may have been created by the end user.)
If you have to reinstall software you have purchased yourself, wait until you've finished reinstalling Windows 95, and then use the original program diskettes that came with each software package

Things You'll Need

To complete the following steps, you'll need:

The Microsoft® Windows 95 diskettes (29 diskettes) made from Create System Disks (CSD).
Microsoft Windows 95 Setup Boot Diskette
The Toshiba Backup Utilities/Software CD

NOTE: If you receive any error messages while installing Windows 95, write down all the information displayed (including the information under "Details," of any "Illegal Operation" messages you might get, if available) and contact Toshiba Technical Support at 888-834-8247.

Reset the BIOS.

At system boot up Press F1. After entering the BIOS Setup Screen, Press F5, then press ENTER. When this operation is complete (takes a few seconds) Press F10, then press ENTER to Save & Exit the BIOS Setup screen.

Reinstalling Windows 95

1. Insert the Microsoft Windows 95 Setup Boot Disk into the A: drive.

2. Reboot your computer with this setup boot disk in the A: drive.

3. The system displays the "Welcome to Setup" screen.

4. Press F3 to exit to the A:> prompt, exiting setup screen, press F3 to Quit Setup.

5. Remove setup Disk, insert Microsoft Setup #1.

6. Type setup at the A:> prompt, and press Enter.
The system displays the message "Please wait while Setup initializes..."

7. Setup starts and displays the "Continue or Exit Setup" screen.

8. Press ENTER to Continue. System may do a scandisk, at the end highlight EXIT, Press ENTER. Please wait while coping system files.....

9. Windows 95 setup, Click Continue. Note: Use your mouse.

10. Insert disks when prompted.

11. Setup displays the Software License Agreement screen.

12. Click Yes to agree to the license agreement.

13. Select the default settings by clicking Next at each new screen. Choose Directory Use C:\WINDOWS NOTE: that is the same as you made for your CSD disks.

14. When prompted to choose an installation type, select Typical, then click Next. The system displays the "Product Identification" screen.

15. Type the Product Identification Number found on your Certificate of Authenticity (located on the cover of your Microsoft Windows 95 manual) and click Next.

16. Click the option "Install the most common components (recommended)" and click NEXT.

17. When prompted to make a start up disk, select "No, I do not want a start up disk" and click NEXT.

18. Click NEXT on the screen which highlights the phrase "Copying Windows 95 files to your computer" Follow prompts to insert Disk #2, Disk #3, Disk #4 etc, etc.

19. NOTE: If you get any dialog boxes with the title of "Version Conflict", with the verbiage "the file being copied is older than the file on your system, it is recommended that you keep the existing file." Always select "NO". Do NOT keep the existing version, always replace the file with the "older" version. The file on your system may be corrupted or damaged. Replacing this file with the one from the backup disks will replace the file with a fresh un-corrupted version of the file.

20. Windows restarts and displays the "Enter Windows Password" screen. If you wish to enter a name and password, go ahead and do so, and then click "OK". If you do not wish to enter a password, enter your name and do not put a password in. Click "OK" and you will get the verify password window, click "OK" on that window and you will not get the password window again. For more information see your Windows 95 guide Page 2, "Logging onto Windows". Windows will continue to load and will start loading in the windows drivers. Insert the appropriate disk into your A: drive, as prompted by the system. Windows is extracting the appropriate drivers from the appropriate disks.

21. You will then get the "Enter Network Password" window. Click "OK" you will get a message that "you must enter a domain name." See your company "System Administrator" for assistance in setting up the network password and access control. If you Click "OK"on this screen, windows will continue to load drivers and configure itself.

22. You will get the Date/Time Properties window. Set the date and time based on your time zone and click CLOSE.

23. System will then go to the Windows 95 desktop screen. As stated before, it may look different than what it was when you
started to reinstall Windows 95, but these are cosmetic changes only. See page 61 of the Microsoft Windows 95 Manual that came with your computer for more information on how to select screen savers and desktop images.

FOLLOW THIS SECTION ONLY IF YOU HAVE TO REINSTALL DEVICE DRIVERS

Install B: Software Drivers and Other Programs

Logitech Mouseware Mouse Drivers

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD ROM Drive.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device Icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Logitech Mouse Drivers.
5. Select Express setup.
6. Installation complete; click 'Restart'.

After rebooting a new device window is presented MouseWare has been detected a new MouseMan on the PS/2 Port. Would you like to configure the new device now? Select YES.

You now have a device setup wizard. Click NEXT.
Select which side of the keyboard the mouse is located at. Click NEXT.
Click FINISH To confirm this setup.
Click APPLY.
Click OK.

ATI Video Display Drivers

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD ROM Drive.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an icon for each storage device.
3. Double click on E: drive (CD-ROM).
4. Open W95 folder.
5. Open Display folder.
6. Double click on SETUP.EXE.
7. Click here to begin installing (ATI Desktop Help Screen).
8. Display the Display properties.
9. Click on Settings Tab.
10. Click on Advanced Properties.
11. In the Adapter Type area, click CHANGE.
(Note: If ATI 3D RAGE II (Direct Draw) [12-23-1996] is not on Select Device go to the next step 12, If it is go to step 14.)
12. Click on HAVE DISK. Click BROWSE.
13. The Path should be E:\W95\DISPLAY Click OK. Install from disk, click OK.
14. Select ATI 3D RAGE II (Direct Draw) [12-23-1996], Click OK.
15. Click on APPLY, then OK.
16. Click on APPLY again.
17. Click "NO" do not RESTART computer.
17. Go to next item if installing other drivers. If you are only Re-Installing the display drivers, then select "YES" to restart the computer.

INSTALLING INTEL PRO SET

NOTE: Installation of the Intel Ethernet driver requires a different procedure, since there is no "executable" install program for it:

1. With the Backup CD inserted into the drive, run Explorer (START/PROGRAMS/WINDOWS EXPLORER) to display the contents of the CD ROM (usually Drive E:).
2. With Explorer, view the contents of the "W95" subdirectory by double clicking on the W95 folder, then "Intelpro" subdirectory by double clicking on the Intelpro folder.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the "Proset" (or "Proset.INF") file. A drop down menu should open.
4. From the drop down menu, click on "Install". The driver will be installed immediately, without any further dialog or interaction.
5. Cancel Windows Explorer.
6. Once completed the Intel PRO Set icon will appear in the control panel.
Restart computer to allow the hardware wizard configure your Ethernet port.

Using the Intel Pro Set to test network adapter

1. Double click My Computer.
2. Double click Control Panel.
3. Double click on Intel PRO Set icon in control panel.

NOTE: If the adapter (Intel Ethernet Express PRO/100B PCI 100Base-TX, 10BaseT) is not shown in the box, re-install the Intel PRO Set software.

4. To test the adapter click on the TEST button.

NOTE: If the adapter still does not appear, Re-install the drivers from the Back Up CD. (Go to Installing Intel Ethernet Drivers)
NOTE: If the adapter still does not appear this could be an indication of a hardware problem.

5. Click on TEST NDIS to run the test.
6. This is what you should see, a Green Progress Bar, and " Your adapter and its driver appears to be functioning normally". The Driver Statistics will vary.

NOTE: This may be one of the screens that you may see after the test was run. In any case you can do the solution that is presented in the results box.

Installing Intel Ethernet Drivers

1. Cancel Intel PRO Set screen and return back to the Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel locate the icon for SYSTEM, double click on it.
3. Click on the Device Manager Tab.
4. Open Other Devices or open NetWork Adapters by clicking on the Plus sign (+), remove PCI Ethernet Controller (or Intel 82557...Adapter).
5. Close all windows.
6. Start/Shut Down/Restart the computer?, then click on YES.
7. New Hardware Found PCI Ethernet Controller (Information Screen).
8. Update Device Driver Wizard to install PCI EtherNet Controller, click NEXT.
9. Click on Other Location.
10. Click Browse.
11. Open EQM95/WFW(E:) by clicking on the Plus sign (+).
12. Click on W95 folder.
13. Click on Intel PRO folder.
14. In the location box the path should appear as E:\W95\INTELPRO, click OK.
15. Windows found the following updated drivers for this device: Intel 82557-Base 10/100 Ethernet PCI Adapter.
Click FINISH.
16. Insert disk, Please insert the disk labeled 'Adapter Configuration and Drivers Diskette' and then click OK.
17. Copying files: The file 82557NDI.DLL could not be found. Click on BROWSE.
18. Change drive E:
19. Open folder for W95 by double clicking on it.
20. Double click the folder for Intel PRO. Under file name 82557NDI.DLL should be listed twice. Click OK.
21. You must provide computer and work group names that will identify this computer on the network, click OK. Enter computer and workgroup name, then click CLOSE.
22. Copying files: The file 'NETAPI.DLL' on Windows 95 Disk 1 could not be found. Insert Windows 95 Disk 1 and change the copy files from to: A:, then click OK.
23. Insert Disks when prompt.
24. Remove any disk in drive A:.
25. Do you want to restart your computer now? Click OK.
26. At Enter NetWork Password, you may click on cancel to bypass this or you may enter a User Name and a Password.

Intel LAN Desk Client Manager

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD ROM Drive.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Intel LAN Desk Client Manager.
5. Select model from list and click "Next". Select the model Equium you have. Continue clicking "Next" until you are asked to "Finish" and restart computer later. Click OK at Information Window.

Puma Tranxit data transfer program

Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD-ROM Drive.

1. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
2. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD-ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
3. Select Install Puma Tranxit.
4. Welcome to the TranXit Installation Program, click CONTINUE.
5. Please enter the path that you would like TranXit installed: C:\TRANXIT, click OK.
6. Tranxit name is reviled here. Enter a computer name. Click the mouse pointer in the white box and enter a name.
7. Connection setup
Select Infrared, to configure the selected connection type. Click Setup Connection COM 1 should be highlighted, in model select Toshiba Equium 5160D or 5200D, click OK.
(OPTIONAL) Select Parallel, click Setup Connection, LPT1 should be highlighted, click OK, click OK.
8. After installation is complete select return to Windows. Close all TranXit Windows.
9. Click "No" Do Not Restart computer.

Toshiba User's Library

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD CD-DRIVE.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Toshiba User's Library.
5. Press OK to start installing.

Mediamatics Mpeg Arcade movie player

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD ROM Drive.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Mediamatics Mpeg Arcade movie player.
5. Click NEXT at the Welcome to the MPEG ARCADE 95 Setup Program.
6. Setup is complete. You must restart computer before new changes take effect! Click OK. Close all Mediamatics Windows.

Intel Video Interactive video codec

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD ROM Drive.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Intel Video Interactive video codec.
5. Click NEXT at the Welcome to Setup for Indeo Video. This program installs the 32-Bit Indeo drivers.
6. Insure that Windows 95 system is selected, click NEXT.
7. Information: Setup is Complete. Click OK.
8. Would you like to read the Indeo Video Readme file NOW! Click YES to view or click NO.
9. Restart computer.

Adding Volume Control to the Taskbar

1. Double click MY Computer.
2. Double click Control Panel.
3. Double click Multimedia.
4. Put a check mark next to "Show Volume on Taskbar" by clicking on it.
5. If volume control is not installed:
a. Cancel Multimedia window.
b. In Control Panel double click on Add/Remove Programs.
c. Click on the Windows Setup tab.
d. Select Multimedia.
e. Click on Details.
f. Put check marks on any that does not have a check mark.
g. Click OK.
h. Click APPLY, insert prompt disk.
i. Click OK.
6. Go back to step 3 and do steps 3 & 4.

Installing Toshiba Advanced Power Management

1. May need to call or download TAPMAPM.INF and TAPM.VXD from Toshiba BBS or Web Site or have the files sent to you.
2. Insert the disk with the files in A: drive.
3. Double click My Computer.
4. Double click 3.5 Floppy (A:).
5. Copy files (TAPMAPM.INF and TAPM.VXD) from A: to C:.
6. Right click on TAPMAPM.INF that is on the A: drive select install. Remove diskette from A: drive.
7. Start/Shut Down select Shut down the computer? Click YES.
8. Restart the computer.
9. Double click Control Panel, If My Computer is open, If not double click My Computer, then double Control Panel.
10. Double click Add New Hardware.
11. Click NEXT.
12. Select NO, then click NEXT.
13. Click NEXT.
14. Select System Devices for hardware type, click NEXT.
15. Click Have Disk.
16. Click BROWSE.
17. Select C: drive.
18. Double click on TAPM folder, under file name TAPMAPM.INF is displayed twice, click OK.
19. In the Copy Manufacturer's files from: C:\TAPM, click OK.
20. Toshiba Advanced Power Manager is highlighted, click NEXT.
21. Click FINISH.
22. Restart computer.

Removing the Suspend from the Taskbar

1. Double click My Computer.
2. Double click Control Panel.
3. Double click on Power.
4. Click on Advanced.
5. Remove the check mark from Show Suspend Commend on the Start menu.
6. Click APPLY. Click OK. Click OK.

Intel Video Interactive video codec

1. Insert Toshiba Backup CD in the CD CD-DRIVE.
2. Double click on My Computer, which will then display an additional icon for each storage device.
3. With the RIGHT mouse button, single click on the CD ROM storage device icon (normally drive E:). A drop down menu should display choices for installation.
4. Select Install Intel Video Interactive video codec.
5. Restart computer.

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