George E. Breese, November 2002 (edited March 2003)
Legal Disclaimer: I can't promise that these files are fully accurate. By using these files, you agree to never sue me for any reason, ever.
Instructions: Place these two .PCR files into the same folder as WPCREDIT.EXE, then launch WPCREDIT.
WPCREDIT is available from www.h-oda.com .
Legal Disclaimer: I can't promise that these files are fully accurate.
License: By using these files, you agree to never sue me for any reason, ever.
Instructions: Place these .PCR files into the same folder as WPCREDIT.EXE, then launch WPCREDIT.
WPCREDIT is available from www.h-oda.com .
Note about the KT266, KT266A, and KT333:
There are important differences between the KT266, KT266A, and KT333 chipsets. Unfortunately, all three of these chipsets share the same device number, 1106:3099. So, you must look at the chipset and then download the right PCR files.
To determine the version of the chipset, run WPCREDIT one time. You should see that the "Device ID" at the top of the WPCREDIT screen is "3099". Then, examine register F6, and compare its value to the following table.
| Value of RxF6 | Model |
|---|---|
| 00-7F | KT266 |
| 80-8F | KT266A |
| 90-9F | KT333 |
If you discover that your chipset is a KT266, then please discard this set of files, and download the KT266 files instead.