Windows NT Video Driver Installation
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  1. Right click on an open area of the desktop, then click on Properties from the dialog box. Click on the Settings tab. Click on the Display Type button.
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  2. In the Display Type window, click on the Change... button.
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  3. The Change Display window appears. Click on the Have Disk... button.
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  4. Place the driver disk in the floppy drive and click on OK.
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  5. Cirrus Logic CL-GD54xx Graphics Adapter appears as the display type. Click OK.
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  6. A warning about third-party drivers appears. Click Yes to proceed.
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  7. Files are copied to the hard disk. When complete, a screen stating the drivers were installed correctly appears. Click OK
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  8. Windows NT returns to the Display Type window. Click Close.
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  9. Click Close at the Display properties window.
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  10. Since the driver could not be loaded dynamically, Windows NT must be restarted. Click Yes.
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  11. Upon reentering Windows NT, a screen about invalid display settings appears. Click OK.
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  12. The display properties window is open. Click on List All Modes to display the different modes the video card supports. Make a selection, then click OK.
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  13. Windows NT attempts to set the refresh rate, though this may be changed manually as well. When finished, click on Test to check the settings.
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  14. The graphics adapter is set to the new mode temporarily to determine whether it works properly. Click on OK, then wait 5 seconds. A multicolored screen appears for testing.

  15. After 5 seconds, the screen goes back to Display settings and a window appears asking if the test bitmap was correct. Click Yes or No accordingly. If the test performed fine, click on OK. If not, test another setting.

  16. Click Close to accept the setting.
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