Chris is right. Download the latest Adaptec package for your adapter
and 95, including EZSCSI, and make the driver diskettes. Have your 95
CD handy. Boot DOS, remove all reference to SCSI stuff from your
config.sys and autoexec.bat, Boot 95 in safe mode (F8 during startup)
remove the SCSI stuff from the device manager listing. Reboot in
normal mode and let plug-and-pray autodetect the presence of the
adapter, use "Have Disk..." and insert the Adaptec driver diskette(s).
Let it complete. Then install the EZSCSI stuff for 95 according to
Adaptec instructions. Use the SCSI Explorer to see what's on your SCSI
busses.

-- Bob

Heapy Chris CG wrote:
>
> Why are you loading real-mode ASPI drivers under Windows 95/98? The
> mini-port driver is all you need (*.MPD) . I've also heard that the 1542CP
> has particular problems with the 416XT, I've tried an old 1540B but not
> yours.
>
> Chris Heapy

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