1.3 ClockCard Driver Installation - Windows 2000/XP/2003 Users
· Turn
on computer, start Windows 2000/XP/2003.
· When
prompted to log in, login in with either a machine administrator account or a
Windows domain account.
· In
most cases Windows will find the new ClockCard hardware.
· Windows
New Hardware Wizard will detect the PCI Real Time Clock as a “Base System
Device”. Select the “Search for the best driver for your device" (Win 2000) or
“Install from a list or specified location” (Win XP/2003) option. Make sure the
CD-ROM drive option is checked.
· Place
the provided ClockWatch CD-ROM in the drive. When prompted by the New Hardware
Wizard for the driver location; select your CD-ROM drive.
· The
wizard will give listing of two drivers. If asked to choose the driver for the
RTC WinRT WDM Device, select the Win2k driver located in the
..\drivers\win2k directory on the CD-ROM.
Note: do not
install the Windows 98 driver in the
Win98
directory
· If
prompted, restart the computer.
Verifying Driver Installation
You can verify driver installation by opening the Device
Manager through:
· Control
Panel>System>Hardware, or
· My
Computer>Properties>Hardware>Device Manager.
The device will be listed as WinRT Devices>RTC WinRT WDM
Device. Verify that the device is working properly by selecting the device and
viewing its properties.
Reinstalling Driver
If Windows fails to find device, open the Device Manager.
The Device Manager lists ClockCard as: Other Devices>Base System Device.
· Click
the "Properties" on the Base System Device.
· Press
"Reinstall Driver".
· Place
ClockWatch CD in CD-ROM and choose "Install Software Automatically".
· The
installation wizard then installs the driver and finishes.
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