WaveLAN/PCMCIA User's guide - web server

Installation for Windows 95 & Windows NT
Introduction
User Profiles 3
Second drawback is that your Windows NT system will not
support ‘Hot Swapping’ of PC Cards.
When you would like to remove or re-insert PC Cards from a
computer that runs the Windows NT operating system, you
will always need to:
1 Power off your computer
2 Remove or re-insert the WaveLAN/PCMCIA card
3 Restart your computer again.
Note: ‘Plug and Play’ support for Windows NT Operating systems
will be available for Windows NT version 5.0, which is
expected to be released by Microsoft Corporation later in
1998.
Both Windows 95 and Windows NT operating systems work
with user profiles that enable users to specify user-specific
settings in computer environments where multiple persons
share the same computer terminal.
For Windows 95 systems the user profiles only concern the
visual appearance of the Windows 95 desktop and user-defined
preferences. The Windows 95 user profiles do not have any
impact on WaveLAN Installation.
On Windows NT systems however, user profiles (accounts) are
associated with dedicated levels of authority (privileges), for
example:
● Users, who are allowed to change the visual appearance of
the Windows NT desktop and user-defined preferences.
● Power Users, who can create User accounts or User
Groups
● Administrators, who can manage and control the overall
configuration of the workstation.
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