Dr.Hardware for Windows 2.0e - Program Settings
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Notes:
- This file has to reside in the Program Directory.
- To activate options, write "Y", else write "N". Please note the comments.
- Please regard that no spaces are allowed behind the "=".
- Options marked with "*" can also be configured from inside the program
  (Menu "SERVICE/PREFERENCES").
- If the structure of this file is damaged please note:
  - The program interpretes those lines of this file in a correct way that
    are not damaged.
  - Otherwise the default value is used for this option.
- Save this file as ASCII-file without any formattings.
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[Special Settings]
SPA00 * Hardware analysis via DMI=N
      ;A well-implemented DMI interface allows to get a lot of additional
      ;hardware informations; DMI analysis however can cause illegal
      ;operations and sometimes not all of the data inside the DMI database
      ;are correct.
SPA01 * Pass PCI-Test=N
      ;The PCI Bus Test might cause a system crash. It can be disabled
      ;therefore.
      ;(EMM386.EXE with the switch "HIGHSCAN" can cause a crash)
SPA02 * Disable IDE analysis=N
      ;the analysis of (E)IDE drives cannot be executed under Windows,
      ;if 32 bit drive access is enabled.
      ;It's not advisable to disable this mode for normal operation.
      ;Therefor the analysis of IDE drives will normally not be available.
      ;and should be disabled.
SPA03 * No Time-Stamp-Counter access=N
      ;The instruction to read the TSC can be privileged; an execution
      ;would cause a GPF. If set to N however, CPU clock determination
      ;will be less precisely.
SPA04 * Test Harddisk always=N
      ;Sometimes it looks liek there is no hard disk established although
      ;it�s present and working. This can be caused by some block device
      ;drivers. In this case it�s useful to force the hard disk test.
SPA05 * Not test for Graphics chipset=N
      ;Testing for the graphics chipset might affect a system crash.
      ;Under MS WINDOWS and OS/2 also bad results might occur.
SPA06 * Long-time-CD-ROM-Benchmark=N
      ;To determine the mid access time of the CD ROM drive random accesses
      ;are made within 6,5 seconds. A prolongation of the test period
      ;will increase the reasonability of the result. If this option is
      ;active, the test will last about one minute.

[Sound Card Tests]
;The Sound Card tests can cause system crashes because of their low-level
;way of analysis. Especially the GUS test is somewhat "dangerous".
;Port accesses are made in the I/O-range from 313h to 367h, where
;Net adapter, SCSI Controller or CD ROM drives can reside.
;You can enable/disable each Sound Card test routine.
SPA07 * Disable Soundblaster test=N
      ;Port accesses to: 210h, 220h, 230h, 240h, 250h, 260h
SPA08 * Disable Gravis Ultra Sound=Y
      ;Port accesses to: 313h-317h, 323h-327h, 333h-337h, 343h-347h,
      ;353h-357h, 363h-367h
SPA09 * Disable Pro Audio Spectrum test=N
      ;Port accesses (if detected via BIOS Call) to: 388h, 384h, 38Ch,
      ;288h
SPA10 * Disable MIDI Port test=N
      ;Port accesses to: 330h-331h or the port that was found via
      ;Blaster environment String.

[SCSI bus analysis]
SPZ10 * Scan for 8,16, 32 devices on scsi bus=0
      ;On ultra wide scsi adapter up to 32 devices can be attached;
      ;on elder adapters you should restrict the device scan to a maximum
      ;of eight, because the devices with ID 0 to 7 might be mirrored to
      ;higher IDs resulting in the "detection" of phantom devices
      ;to scan for eight devices, enter 0, to scan for 16 enter 1, otherwise
      ;enter 2.

[Program behaviour]
SPA15 * Allways display general messages and infos=N
      ;Suppresses the display of general information messages more than
      ;one time.
SPA16 * No message windows in reports=N
      ;Turns the display of message windows off during the creation
      ;of reports and allow their creation without the need of
      ;user-interaction. Note, that some dialogs, that require use-input,
      ;must be turned off separately.
SPA17 * Bold font in dialog boxes=N
      ;Some people may prefer bold font, but note that it can distort tables.
SPA18 *3-D Chart diagrams=N
      ;Chart diagrams can be presented in either 2- or 3-D.
SPA19 *Exploded pies=N
      ;Option for the pie diagrams.
SPA20 * Diagrams with graded background=Y
      ;Set this option to Y in order to get a more elegant background for the diagrams.
SPA21 * Editor syntax highlighting=Y
      ;Set this option in order to give optical structure to formal-structured text
      ;(e.g. configuration files).


[Menu SOFTWARE/Other Files]
;By default the Pull Down Menu "SOFTWARE" offers you the option to view
;the configuration files AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI.
;Via option "OTHER FILES" however up to 12 other files can be loaded into
;the internal file viewer.
;Please define those files here below.
;Note: Dr. Hardware can open files via the PATH environment string.
;So there�s no need to write down the complete path for those files.
;Otherwise the path size is restricted to 80 characters.
;Please apply a dot behind the name of files that have no extension
;(e.g. "dirinfo" -> write "dirinfo.")
;Example:  File 1=C:\NETWORK\NET.CFG
OFS0080 File 1=
OFS0180 File 2=
OFS0280 File 3=
OFS0380 File 4=
OFS0480 File 5=
OFS0580 File 6=
OFS0680 File 7=
OFS0780 File 8=
OFS0880 File 9=
OFS0980 File 10=
OFS1080 File 11=
OFS1180 File 12=

[Report - General options]
RDZ00 * Target=0
      ;0 : onto Printer, 1 : into a file.
RDS01254 * File name=DRHARD.RPT
      ;Name of report file. A file without path statement will be created
      ;in the actual directory. Up to 80 characters.
RDS0279 * Report Header=
      ;Heading line, up to 79 Characters

[Report - Selection]
;Menu Service
RPA00 * AUTOEXEC.BAT........=Y
RPA01 * CONFIG..............=Y
RPA02 * WIN.INI.............=Y
RPA03 * SYSTEM.INI..........=Y
RPA04 * Other Files.........=Y
RPA05 * secondary analysis..=Y
;Menu Hardware
RPA10 * CPU.................=Y
RPA11 * Bios................=Y
RPA12 * DMI.................=Y
RPA13 * PCI.................=Y
RPA14 * PCMCIA..............=Y
RPA15 * Plug&Play...........=Y
RPA16 * Multi-I/O-Chip......=Y
RPA17 * COM-Ports...........=Y
RPA18 * LPT-Ports...........=Y
RPA19 * secondary analysis..=Y
;Menu Devices
RPA25 * Logical Drives......=Y
RPA26 * Hard disk...........=Y
RPA27 * Floppy..............=Y
RPA28 * CD ROM..............=Y
RPA29 * SCSI................=Y
RPA30 * IDE/EIDE............=Y
RPA31 * Graphics............=Y
RPA32 * Network.............=Y
RPA33 * Modem...............=Y
RPA34 * Keyboard/Mouse......=Y
RPA35 * Sound Card..........=Y
RPA36 * Printer.............=Y
RPA37 * secondary analysis..=Y
;Menu Configuration
RPA40 * Interrupts..........=Y
RPA41 * IRQ Assignment......=Y
RPA42 * DMA Assignment......=Y
RPA43 * BIOS Data Segment...=Y
RPA44 * CMOS................=Y
RPA45 * Advanced CMOS.......=Y
RPA46 * Chipset.............=Y
RPA47 * Power Management....=Y
RPA48 * HD Partitions.......=Y
RPA49 * secondary analysis..=Y
;Menu Software
RPA60 * DOS/Windows.........=Y
RPA61 * Curr. Configuration.=Y
RPA62 * Base Memory.........=Y
RPA63 * XMS.................=Y
RPA64 * EMS.................=Y
RPA65 * DPMI................=Y
RPA66 * MCB chain...........=Y
RPA67 * Modules.............=Y
RPA68 * Windows memory......=Y
RPA69 * TSR.................=Y
RPA70 * Communication softw.=Y
RPA71 * Cache Software......=Y
RPA72 * Device Driver.......=Y
RPA73 * secondary analysis..=Y
;Menu Benchmark
RPA80 * System..............=Y
RPA81 * Video...............=Y
RPA82 * HD..................=Y
RPA83 * CD..................=Y
RPA84 * SCSI................=Y
RPA85 * Net.................=Y
RPA86 * DirectX.............=N
RPA87 * System Monitor......=Y
RPA88 * Comparision.........=Y
RPA89 * secondary analysis..=Y

[Critical steps of analysis]
;Before running certain analysis procedures you will be asked via message
;box whether you want to run an analysis that is known for it�s somehow
;critical behaviour.
;If your decision is always the same you will get angry about those
;permanent inquiries. You can however suppress them by prefixing your
;answers here below. (Write Y(es) or (N)o instead of "?" which means that
;you will be asked each time)
KRW00 * Test for IBM-CPUs in V86 Mode=?
      ;Risk of system crash
KRW01 * Test for IIT4C87 in V86 Mode=?
      ;Risk of system crash
KRW02 * Netbios Analysis=?
      ;system may crash, influences whole network, long-time-analysis
KRW03 * Test for software compressors (logical drive analysis)=?
      ;risk of system crash
KRW04 * IRQ assignment - Generate real interrupts=?
      ;System may crash or get unstable (especially under WINDOWS)
KRW05 * Test for software cache and try to switch off (HD Bench)=?
      ;a software cache may falsify the result for the data transfer rate.
KRW06 * Flush Cache befor reset=?
      ;If you are going to quit the program via Reset option it might
      ;be that your software cache not have written back all data yet.
KRW07 * Benchmark comparision, test your PC=?
      ;Put the benchmark results of your PC to the comparision list shown
      ;on the screen? If so, Dr. Hardware will first run the benchmarks
      ;on your machine
KRW08 * Test floppy drive inspite of BIOS error=?
      ;Bios function claims that there is no floppy drive - but there is
      ;for example a setup entry. Continuing testing this floppy? It might
      ;be a phantom.
KRW09 * Test sound board hardware=?
      ;If Sound Card is missing or incorrectly installed direct port access
      ;may cause a illegal operation under WINDOWS.
KRW10 * Show reports=?
      ;after generating reports you can inspect the results via internal
      ;viewer