MBProbe
                               Version 1.22
                Copyright 1998-2000 Jonathan Soon Yew Teh
                  http://web.bham.ac.uk/jst829/mbprobe/

Introduction
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If you don't want to read any other docs, at least read this one!

Archive contents
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mbprobe.exe  : MBProbe executable
readme.txt   : This file
manual.txt   : Manual
FAQ.txt      : Frequently Asked Questions (with answers)
whatsnew.txt : Revision history
techinfo.txt : Various technical information
giveio.sys   : Port I/O kernel driver for Windows NT/2000
ntinst.exe   : Installer for the above driver

Installation
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1. Create a directory e.g. 'C:\Program Files\MBProbe'.
2. Extract the files into a that directory using your favourite archiver
   e.g. Info-ZIP, PKZip or WinZip.
3. Create shortcuts in the start menu and, optionally, in the Startup group.
4. If you are using Windows NT 4 or Windows 2000, you need to install the
   giveio.sys to allow MBProbe access to the I/O ports.
   Ensure you are logged on as a member of the administrators group.
   Then, run NTINST which automatically installs the driver as a service.

Running MBProbe
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1. Check techinfo.txt for motherboard-specific settings.
2. Socket-7 users will need a CPU temperature offset. Check techinfo.txt.
3. Adjust the temperature and fan labels to match your board.
4. Adjust the fan divisors as low as possible without the fan speed reading
   dropping to zero.
5. Check 'known issues' in the manual if you have problems.
6. Read the FAQ if you have more problems.
7. If you can't solve them, then e-mail me using the template below.

Uninstallation
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1. If you are using Windows NT 4 or Windows 2000, you need to uninstall the
   giveio.sys driver. Quit MBProbe first.
   Ensure you are logged on as a member of the administrators group.
   Then, run "NTINST -uninstall" from the command prompt to automatically
   uninstall the driver.
2. Delete the directory you installed MBProbe into
   e.g. "C:\Program Files\MBProbe".
3. Remove the shortcuts from the start menu and the Startup group.
4. Remove the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Jonathan Teh\MBProbe".
5. MBProbe files, program group and registry settings have been removed.

Contact
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You may contact the author at j.teh@iname.com.
Please put "MBProbe" in the subject. Send e-mails in plaintext; graphical
attachments should be in GIF or PNG format. No MS Word attachments, please.
I do read all e-mails but may not be able to answer all of them.
Please read the documentation and FAQ to see if that solves your problem
before e-mailing.

Feedback is needed from users with a monitoring chip listed as untested (see
known issues).

When submitting bug reports, please include the following information:
o Operating system (e.g. Windows 95, 98 or NT4)
o CPU brand, model, clock/bus speed, voltage (e.g. Intel PII 350/100 2.0V)
o Motherboard brand and model (e.g. Asus P2B, Abit BX6)
o Hardware monitoring chip(s) detected by MBProbe
o Hardware monitoring chip(s) actually present in system
o All readings reported by MBProbe
o What the actual readings are and how they were measured (e.g. BIOS/probe)
o Logs from ISAProbe and/or SMBProbe (available from the download page)
o Description of problem
o Your attempts to solve it

Thank you.