User's Manual
14 Microsoft Broadband Networking Wireless Adapter User’s Guide
Logging on to Your Network
After starting your computer, you must always log on to your network to access
les, printers, and other resources that have been shared.
If you have the Microsoft
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Windows
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Me or Windows 98 SE operating system,
do not click Cancel during the logon process, even if you decide to leave your
password blank. Type your user name, type your password (or leave it blank),
and then click OK.
If you are already using Windows, and you haven’t yet logged on to your network,
you can log off from Windows and then log back on.
To log off and log back on to your network
1. Click Start.
2. Click Log Off. (If Log Off does not appear on your Start menu, click Shut Down,
make sure that Log Off is selected in the drop-down box, and then click OK.)
3. Log on to your network.
After you log on to your network, you can perform certain network functions, such
as opening shared les.
Using an Internet Connection over a Network
If you have the Microsoft Broadband Networking Wireless Base Station and a
broadband connection to the Internet, the other computers on your network can
share the original Internet connection. Internet sharing is automatically congured
by the Setup Wizard when you install the base station.
Do not
click Cancel
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