NOTE:
  It is imperative that you have at least 32 MB of RAM in your system before
  installing the Montego A3DXstream in Windows NT 4.0.  NT is a much more 
  robust operating system than Windows 95, and demands greater hardware 
  resources to run efficiently.
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Before you proceed, please make sure that:
  - Your BIOS is in non Plug n' Play mode.
  - All other applications have been closed down. 
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Installation of the Montego A3DXstream drivers:
  1) From the Windows NT Control Panel double-click the Multimedia icon.
  2) Click on the Devices tab.
  3) Click on the Add button.
  4) Select unlisted or updated driver. Click OK.
  5) A dialog box appears requesting the path of the Montego drivers to 
     be installed. The drivers are located on the root of the Montego CD-ROM.
     Type in the letter of your CD-ROM drive if it's not already there 
     and click OK. (Example, D:)
  6) Select the Turtle Beach Montego driver in the dialog box.. Click OK.
  7) Windows NT may report that the file AU88NT32.DLL is already present on
     your system. Install the file provided by Turtle Beach Montego by
     clicking the New button. This will insure you have the newest driver.
  8) A dialog box titled TBS Montego PCI Audio, should now appear. From there
     you can choose to enable or disable a joystick. If you wish to enable a
     joystick, click on the Enable Joystick box. It is recommended that you
     use the default address settings. If you find that you are experiencing 
     problems, follow the instructions in this help file to install the
     Montego drivers again and choose a different address.
  9) Windows NT may display a dialog box asking you to restart your system.
     Click OK to restart your system.
     The Montego drives should now be installed and working properly.


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