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This is not the right topic area.... You better check out some of the windows areas...<br />

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This is not the right topic area.... You better check out some of the windows areas...


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I can't install a PCMCIA card in my notebook under Windows 98....<br />
It's a siemens 510 and my PCMCIA card is a XIRCOM ...
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I can't install a PCMCIA card in my notebook under Windows 98....
It's a siemens 510 and my PCMCIA card is a XIRCOM ...

Problem with PCMCIA and Windows 98

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