If Windows 95 / 98 does not prompt you to locate a driver for your ISDN adapter you can add the driver "manually".

Note! Before you try to add the adapter "manually" restart your computer, this might solve the problem and start the Windows "plug & play" installation.

If Windows 95 / 98 still does not prompt you to locate the driver do as follows:

Note! Every bullet below represents a new dialog on your screen, so you can ensure that you follow the directions correctly.

1) Choose Start

2) Choose Settings

3) Choose Control Panel

4) Double click on Modems, and a new dialog appears

5) Choose Don´t detect my modem, I will select from a list

6) Click Next, and a new dialog appears

7) Choose Have Disk in this dialog, and a new dialog appears

8) Click Browse....

9) Select your CD-ROM drive and click Open.

10) Choose Diva 850 ISDN TA PnP

11) Click Next, and a new dialog appears

12) Choose a COM-Port. You can just accept what Windows proposes.

13) Click Next and a new dialog appears

14) Click Finish, and a new dialog appears. This dialog should say that your adapter is installed.

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