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The network adapter should appear in the installed components window.



Network Adapter in Network Control

If it doesn't, you didn't install your network adapter correctly. Either try re-installing the adapter, call the manufacturer for help, or post a question on the HardwareCentral messageboards, in the Support section.

Next, make sure Client for Microsoft Networks also appears in this window.


Client for Microsoft Networks component
If this component is not installed,
  1. Click the Add button,
  2. Choose Clients,
  3. Choose Microsoft,
  4. Choose Client for Microsoft Networks, and then
  5. Click OK.
(See figure 1.4) Figure 1.4: Adding Client for Microsoft Networks

After installing this component (if it wasn't previously installed), you will need to set Client for Microsoft Networks as your Primary Network Logon. From the Network Control, if Windows Logon is set at the Primary Network Logon, drop down the list and choose Client for Microsoft Networks. (See figure 1.5) Figure 1.5: Setting Primary Network Logon Next, you will want to setup File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks. If you don't want to share files or printers across your network, this step is not necessary. From the main Network Panel,

  1. Click Add, Service, and
  2. Choose File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks.
(See figure 1.6) Figure 1.6: Adding File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks

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