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This opens the Network Connections Window.ġ0. Type in: ncpa.cpl :and press the OK button.

Hold down the “Windows” key on the keyboard, and then press the “R” key on the keyboard. If there are no RED X’s or Yellow !’s on the devices then close out the Device manager by clicking on FILE in the Upper left, then select EXIT.Ĩ. After Enabling the device go back and check step 5.ħ. If there are, then Right Click on the device and select ENABLE. Verify that there are no RED X’s on the devices. If there are, please stop following this guide and submit a post in the forum requesting “Help Loading Network Card Drivers”.Ħ. Verify that there are no Yellow !’s on the devices. Scroll down to NETWORK ADAPTERS and expand the category by clicking on the “+” sign next to it.ĥ. Type in: devmgmt.msc :and press the OK button. Turn Desktop A on and wait for it to completely Boot.Ģ. Any Combination of Desktop or Laptop PC’s may be used in this setup, as long as they are connecting with Cat5.īefore completing steps one through twelve of the Physical setup instructions contact your Internet Service Provider and find out what Type of IP Configuration they recommend using (Example: DHCP, Static, PPOE) and then proceed to the steps below, if they recommend DHCP.ġ. If you need help setting up your “Wired” Home network on one to four PC’s please follow the steps below. Operating System Setup Instructions (Windows XP) Go to Wired Home Network OS Setup, for the next steps.Įdited by admin, 20 August 2007 - 09:51 AM. Plug Power into the Router and wait for it to SYNC all the way up Plug Power into the Modem and wait for it to SYNC all the way upġ2. **The Ethernet port on a desktop or laptop has this symbol near it:ġ1.

Any Combination of four total Desktop or Laptop PC’s may be used in this setup.Ĥ.Ĝonnect the Modem to the wall plate using a standard Coax Jumper (for Cable) or Standard Cat3 Jumper for DSL.ĥ.Ĝonnect the Router port (WAN, WLAN, or Internet) to the Modem using a standard CAT5 JumperĦ.Ĝonnect a standard CAT5 Jumper to Port 1 on the Router and connect the other end of the jumper to the Ethernet Port on the back of Desktop Aħ.Ĝonnect a standard CAT5 Jumper to Port 2 on the Router and connect the other end of the jumper to the Ethernet Port on the back of Desktop BĨ.Ĝonnect a standard CAT5 Jumper to Port 3 on the Router and connect the other end of the jumper to the Ethernet Port on the back of Desktop Cĩ.Ĝonnect a standard CAT5 Jumper to Port 4 on the Router and connect the other end of the jumper to the Ethernet Port on the back of Laptop A If you need help setting up your “Wired” Home network on four PC’s please follow the steps below. In this guide I will be using this Setup, as I have found the most common in residences.