1. Installation For Windows 98 by INF File

When a Windows 9x PC boots for the first time after the modem PCI adapter card is 
installed, you will be prompted to locate the disk and directory containing the 
installation kit. If the operating system determines that the installation kit 
matches the Plug and Play ID of the hardware, you can finish the installation by 
selecting the Finish button.

Windows continues with automated Plug and Play installation and several informative screens 
are displayed with the status of the component installation. On some service 
releases of Windows 95, the path to the driver files is requested once again, even 
though the user has specified this once already. 

After the installation is complete, the country of operation of the modem must be 
specified. If this is not specified in the INF file, the modem driver will select 
the Windows country as specified in the Control Panel Regional Settings applet. 
In either case the modem driver requires a country of operation before the modem 
can be used. The user may run the Control Panel Country Selection applet at a 
later time to change this country.

The modem installation is complete. If the installation provides support for DOS 
applications, the system must be re-booted before this support will be enabled. 
This installation conforms to Microsoft WHQL requirements for unattended 
installation, so no message will be displayed to advise the user of this need to 
re-install before using DOS applications.

2. Installation For Windows 98 with Setup

When the system is booted after installing the modem board for the first time, you 
will be prompted to install drivers for the new hardware just detected. To perform 
the software installation, select cancel, and then double-click on the SETUP 
program to install the modem.

After the installation is complete, the country of operation of the modem must be 
specified. If this is not specified in the INF file, the modem driver will select 
the Windows country as specified in the Control Panel Regional Settings applet. 
In either case the modem driver requires a country of operation before the modem 
can be used. The user may run the Control Panel Country Selection applet at a 
later time to change this country.

To un-install the modem, use the Add/Remove Software control panel application to 
select the modem for removal. After uninstall all traces of the modem will be 
removed. 

Note: to perform a silent installation using the Setup program, enter "Setup -s".

3. Installation For Windows 98 with Upgrade Button

If a Conexant modem has been previously installed, this version of drivers can be 
upgraded. Go to the System Properties in the Control Panel. Under the Device Manager 
Tab, there are two Icons related to the Conexant modem. The first Icon in the list, 
is for the modem enumerator, the other icon is for the modem itself. Click on the 
(+) symbol next to the first Icon. Then double click on the icon that appears. 
Select the driver tab, then press the Upgrade Button. Then, follow the onscreen 
instructions to install upgrade the modem drivers. This will entail pointing Windows 
to the installation directory of the drivers. 

(NOTE) If the second modem icon in the device manager is used to upgrade the modem, 
then a partial install will take place.