2.9  Microsoft Network and Compatibles

   If a  network is  present and  detected, but  cannot be  identified during
   Setup, the Microsoft Network  is the default  network that may  be set up.
   The following notes apply to the general category of networks that support
   the MS-DOS network interface and NetBIOS protocols.

   When you  set up  Windows for  use with  Microsoft Network,  the following
   entries are added to the [386Enh] section of the SYSTEM.INI file:

   TimerCriticalSection=10000
   UniqueDOSPSP=TRUE
   PSPIncrement=5

   For some networks, you may be able to remove  one or more of these entries
   to improve performance. For more information  about these entries, see the
   SYSINI.WRI file.

   In addition:

   . If the path to your network software is not included  in the path in your
     AUTOEXEC.BAT file,  Setup  does not  detect  a network  and  proposes "No
     Network Installed"  for your  system configuration.  Use Custom  Setup to
     specify that the Microsoft Network is installed.

   . Due to the  way some networks  handle print queues,  Print Manager cannot
     distinguish multiple print queues on the same  server. The lists of print
     jobs in these  queues might be  displayed improperly. In  addition, Print
     Manager might not be able to display the  job title when displaying queue
     information.

   . The Microsoft network driver does not  support any vendor's name-aliasing
     scheme.

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