Instructions for adding the VMware Ethernet Driver to Windows NT

1)  Open the Control Panel and double-click the "Network" icon to open
    the "Network" dialog. On this dialog, select the "Adapters" tab.
    
2)  On the "Adapters" tab, click on "Add" to open the the 
    "Select Network Adapters" dialog.

3)  Click on "Have Disk" and enter the path to the VMware Ethernet Driver
    in the VMware Tools installation directory. The default path is 
    "C:\Program Files\VMware\drivers\vmxnet". This path could be 
    different, depending on where the VMware Tools are installed.
    Click "OK" when "VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter" is displayed in 
    the "Select OEM Option" dialog box. The VMware network driver will 
    be installed.

NOTE: The vmxnet driver will only run correctly if you have Service
Pack 3 or later installed.  If you do not have the proper service pack
installed yet, you may get an error message such as: "System Process
- Driver Entry Point Not Found; The \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\vmxnet.sys
device driver could not locate the entry point NdisGetFirstBufferFromPacket
in driver NDIS.SYS".  However, even if you get this message, the driver
should work if you subsequently install the correct service pack.

4)  Click "Close" on the Adapters windows to complete the installation.
    Windows will let you configure the Internet address for the card.  

    If you are installing on a virtual machine that was created with
    VMware Workstation 2.x and used networking, you will need to use a
    different address than the one the original network configuration
    used (since this address is still assigned to the now non-existent
    virtual AMD card).  Or you can change the address assigned to the
    AMD card at this point.

5)  Windows will ask you to reboot -- select "No".