MICROSOFT WINDOWS 3.1

Intelligent DigiBoard Device Driver

Uninstalling the Software

To remove the DigiBoard Windows device driver, follow these steps:

1.	Start the DigiBoard Configuration program from the Control
	Panel.
2.	Remove each board from the "Installed Boards" box by
	clicking on the board, then clicking on the "Remove" 
	button.
3.	Click on the "OK" button, and save the changes to the
	SYSTEM.INI file. 
	When asked if you want 	to restart Windows, click on the
	"Don’t Restart Now" button.
4.	Use Windows Notepad to edit the SYSTEM.INI file (this 
	should be in your main Windows directory). 	
				comm.drv=comm.drv
	NOTE: Substitute your Windows system path for
	c:\windows\system above, if appropriate.
  		Example: c:\w31\system
5.	Find the comm.drv entry in the [boot] section of the
	SYSTEM.INI file. and change it from:
	comm.drv=C:\windows\system\dbcomm.drv	
		to: comm.drv=comm.drv
	Note:  Substitute your Windows system path for
	c:\windows\system above if appropriate.
	Example:	c:\w31\system
6.	Find the vrcd.386, vdbcd.386 and vuart.386, entries in the
	[386Enh] section of your SYSTEM.INI file, and delete all
	three entries.
7.	At this point, you have uninstalled the driver so it won’t
	be loaded when you restart Windows.  If you wish to delete
	the driver files from your hard drive, continue with the 
	following steps:
8.	When you installed the drivers, you were prompted for two
	paths: your Windows path, and a path where you wanted the
	DigiBoard software copied.  If you elected to use the 
	default path, the files	were installed in 
	C:\WINDOWS\DIGIBRD.  Whatever the actual path, 
	the files placed in the directory include:
	
	README.TXT	DGCONFIG.EXE 	DGCONFIG.HLP
		
	Delete all files from your DigiBoard directory and remove
	the directory.
9.	Remove the following files from your SYSTEM directory:
	
	DBCOMM.DRV	DGCTRLPN.CPL 	VDBCD.386 	
	VRCD.386	VUART.386

10.	You may also delete the [LogPorts] and [DigiBoard] entries
	from SYSTEM.INI, and the [digiboard] section from WIN.INI.