The files in this directory are taken from the Microsoft MSDN CD-ROM
for your convenience in diagnosing enumerated device related problems.
 
 
 PLUG: Plug and Play Diagnostic Tools
 
 THIS TOOL IS NOT SUPPORTED BY MICROSOFT CORPORATION. IT IS
 PROVIDED 'AS IS' BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IT MAY BE USEFUL TO
 YOU. WE REGRET THAT MICROSOFT IS UNABLE TO SUPPORT OR
 ASSIST YOU SHOULD YOU HAVE PROBLEMS USING THIS TOOL.
 
 DTPL.EXE is a tool designed for interpreting the tuples on
 a PC card and is intended to help you design or verify
 card information structure (CIS) for use with Microsoft's
 future implementations of Personal Computer Memory Card
 International Association (PCMCIA) support in Microsoft(R)
 Windows(R). For more information on these implementations,
 refer to the appropriate developer's kit and
 documentation, which can be obtained from Microsoft's
 Hardware Vendor Relations Group, ihv@microsoft.com.
 DTPL.EXE displays information derived from the tuples on
 the PC card, including the Plug and Play (PnP) device ID,
 the PnP logical configurations, and a display of each
 tuple on the card. To allow tuples to be interpreted
 without the need for a real-mode card services driver and
 to be tested before they are placed on a PC card, the
 tuple input can also be taken from a file. The tuples in
 this file must be defined in an ASCII HEX format, and each
 hexadecimal value must have two digits. DTPL.EXE runs in
 real-mode on MS-DOS(R), using real-mode card services and
 socket services implementations. It is intended to be run
 on PC cards that have not been configured by a card
 services client or enabler. For this reason, card services
 clients and PC card enablers should not be loaded or
 active when using this tool.
 
 ISOLATE is a program for use in either a Windows or MS-DOS
 environment. It has not been run under Windows NT(TM), and
 will likely cause some form of protection violation
 because of how input/output (I/O) is performed directly to
 the ports. ISOLATE will isolate each Plug and Play card
 and assigned it a card select number (CSN). The cards are
 then queried for their configuration information which is
 parsed and displayed to the user in a useful format. This
 provides a way to check the expected programming of the
 card with what is already present.
 
 DTPL.EXE, ISOLATE, and PNPBIOS are all intended to be
 diagnostic tools for Plug and Play devices.
 
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