Intel Wireless Series Peripherals Drivers Description :
Intel Wireless Series Peripherals Drivers Windows 2000.
In response to our customers, Intel has released Beta Intel® Wireless Series Peripherals drivers for use with Microsoft* Windows* 2000. We recommend you print this Readme file to more easily follow the instructions it contains.
Note: You will need to be logged into your Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system as an "Administrator" in order to properly install the drivers.
Detailed Description:
SRW2K.EXE is a self-extracting executable that includes the files necessary to install and use the Intel® Wireless Series Peripherals on Microsoft Windows 2000. This download includes ONLY drivers at this time and does not include any Intel® Wireless Series Peripheral software.
If you have upgraded from Microsoft Windows 98, or Microsoft Windows ME, some features will work differently.
1. General
a. Family Control Panel is not supported on Microsoft Windows 2000, and will not be installed.
b. Online Help will not be available, please refer to the Troubleshooting section of your User¡¯s Guide if issues arise.
2. Intel® Wireless Gamepad:
a. When in Mouse Mode, the Mouse Mode Icon will not appear on the device.
b. The Intel Gamepad Profile Editor, and Profile Activator are not supported on Microsoft Windows 2000, and will not be installed. The Gamepad can still be configured within any game which supports Direct Input* game controllers.
3. Intel® Wireless Mouse:
a. The Intel® Wireless Mouse will function as a normal 3-button wheel mouse. The extended configuration options available in Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft Windows ME are not supported.
4. Intel® Wireless Keyboard:
a. To control a media player (such as Windows Media Player*) using the multimedia keys on your keyboard, bring the media player application to the foreground by clicking on its title bar and then use the play/pause/stop and track forward/reverse keys. These keys cannot control the player application if it is not in the foreground. Further, not all media player applications support the keyboard multimedia keys. This restriction does not apply to the volume/mute and application shortcut keys.
How to Use this Patch:
1. Download SRW2K.EXE to a temporary directory on your local hard drive. Note: Make sure you remember the name of the directory to which you extract the driver files.
2. Open Windows Explorer* and browse to the temporary directory on your hard drive where the downloaded file was saved.
3. Double click on SRW2K.EXE located in the temporary directory and follow the screen prompts.
4. After the software has been installed, locate the configuration instructions below for your devices. Configure your base station first, then your peripheral device(s).
Intel® Wireless Series Base Station Accessory
1. Install SRW2K.EXE first.
2. While the computer is on, connect the Base Station to a USB port on your computer.
3. Connect the power cord to the back of the Base Station and plug it into an electrical outlet.
4. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Double-click the System Icon
5. Click the Hardware Tab > Click the Device Manager Button
6. Click on the plus symbol next to the USB Serial Bus Controller
7. Double-click on the USB Composite Device > Select the Driver Tab > Click Update Driver
8. The Upgrade Device Wizard will open > Click Next > Select Search for a suitable device> click Next
9. Check Specify a location > Click Next > Click Browse
10. Browse to the directory you selected when you ran SRW2K.EXE and let Windows Search for the device driver.
11. The wizard should find a driver> Click Next
12. A Digital Signature Not Found Window may appear > Click Yes
13. > Click Finish
14. Verify the Intel® Wireless Base Station device now appears under the USB tree.
Note: In step 12 if devices were previously used with the Intel® Base Station they may be detected immediately. If so please complete the installation by following the instructions for the device listed in the corresponding section below.
Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard Accessory
1. Be sure you have first installed and verified the Wireless Series Base Station. The wireless keyboard will not work without it.
2. Insert three AA batteries in the Wireless Series Keyboard.
3. Press the connect button on the battery cover of the Wireless Series Keyboard
4. Press the connect button on the front of the Base Station (the connect light will flash slowly). Wait for 1-3 minutes while the keyboard and base station communicate with each other. Once the base station detects the keyboard, the connect light on the base flashes rapidly.
5. The Windows Hardware Wizard appears to configure the keyboard.
6. The Upgrade Device Wizard will open > Click Next > Select Search for a suitable device> click Next
7. Check Specify a location > Click Next > Click Browse
8. Browse to the directory you selected when you ran SRW2K.EXE and let Windows Search for the device driver.
9. A Digital Signature Not Found Window may appear > Click Yes
10. The wizard should find a driver> Click Next > Click Finish > Restart Your Computer if Necessary
11. Verify that the Keyboard is connected. Press Start button on keyboard (lower left corner) and verify that Start menu launches.
Intel® Wireless Series Mouse Accessory
1. Be sure you have first installed and verified the Wireless Series Base Station. The wireless mouse will not work without it.
2. Insert three AAA batteries in the Wireless Series Mouse.
3. Press the connect button on the bottom of the Wireless Series Mouse
4. Press the connect button on the front of the Base Station (the connect light will flash slowly). Wait for 1-3 minutes while the mouse and base station communicate with each other. Once the base station detects the mouse, the connect light on the base flashes rapidly.
5. The Windows Hardware Wizard appears to configure the mouse. Follow all prompts in the wizard.
6. The Upgrade Device Wizard will open > Click Next > Select Search for a suitable device> click Next
7. Check Specify a location > Click Next > Click Browse
8. Browse to the directory you selected when you ran SRW2K.EXE and let Windows Search for the device driver.
9. A Digital Signature Not Found Window may appear > Click Yes
10. The wizard should find a driver> Click Next > Click Finish > Restart Your Computer if Necessary
11. Verify that the Mouse is connected properly by moving it. If the pointer on the computer screen moves, it is properly connected.
Intel® Wireless Series Gamepad Accessory
1. Be sure you have first installed and verified the Wireless Series Base Station. The wireless Gamepad will not work without it.
2. Insert three AAA batteries in the Wireless Series Gamepad.
3. Press the connect button on the bottom of the Wireless Series Gamepad
4. Press the connect button on the front of the Base Station (the connect light will flash slowly). Wait for 1-3 minutes while the Gamepad and base station communicate with each other. Once the base station detects the Gamepad, the connect light on the base flashes rapidly.
5. The Windows Hardware Wizard appears to configure the Gamepad. Follow all prompts in the wizard.
6. The Upgrade Device Wizard will open > Click Next > Select Search for a suitable device> click Next
7. Check Specify a location > Click Next > Click Browse
8. Browse to the directory you selected when you ran SRW2K.EXE and let Windows Search for the device driver.
9. A Digital Signature Not Found Window may appear > Click Yes
10. The wizard should find a driver> Click Next > Click Finish > Restart Your Computer if Necessary
11. Verify that the Gamepad is connected. Press the "Mouse Mode" button on the Gamepad. If the pointer on the computer screen moves, it is properly connected.
Note: If you have more Gamepads to install, simply repeat the steps above. |
