NOTE: If you are installing a driver in a
computer with existing Intel adapters, be sure to update all the
adapters and ports with the latest driver. This
ensures that all adapters will function correctly.
Windows Server 2003 users: Follow the procedure in
Installing Windows Drivers. After the first adapter is
detected, you may be prompted to insert the installation media supplied with
your system. After the first adapter driver finishes installing, the next new
adapter is detected and Windows automatically installs the driver. (You must
manually update the drivers for any existing adapters.) For more information,
see
Updating the Drivers.
Updating drivers for multiple adapters or ports: If you are updating
or installing a driver in a server with existing Intel adapters, be sure to
update all the adapters and ports with the latest software. This will ensure
that all adapters will function correctly.
An unattended install or "Push" of Windows enables you to automate Windows
installation when several computers on a network require a fresh install of a
Windows operating system.
To automate the process, a bootable disk logs each computer requiring
installation or update onto a central server that contains the install
executable. After the remote computer logs on, the central server then pushes
the operating system to the computer.
