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Windows 98SE
Click “Start” and then select the options “Settings” and “Configuration screen”. Double-click on the Network icon. Select the “Configuration” tab,
and then select the TCP/IP protocol of the network adapter. Finally, click on “Properties”. Select the option “Obtain an IP address automatically”.
Click the tab “Gateway” and check that all the fields are empty. Remove existing IP numbers if any. Finally, click “OK”. Again click “OK”.
Windows may ask you for the original Windows CD-ROM in order to copy a number of files to the hard disk of the computer. Instead of using the
original CD-ROM, you may also have Windows search for these files at the following locations:
c:\windows\options\cabs. Otherwise, place the original Windows CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive and follow the instructions.
After copying the files, Windows will indicate that the computer has to be restarted in order to activate the settings. If Windows does not ask for
this, manually restart the computer to ensure that all the new settings have been taken over correctly.
Windows 2000
Click “Start” and then select the options “Settings” and “Configuration screen”. Double-click on the Network icon and dial-up connections. Select
the desired LAN connection by clicking on it once with the mouse. Then right-click the mouse and select “Properties” in the menu that appears.
Select the option “Internet Protocol” and click on “Properties”. Activate the following options: “Obtain an IP-address automatically” and “Obtain
a DNS-address automatically”. Click ‘OK’ to close the window. Click ‘OK’ once again to close the Network screen. Restart your computer.
Windows XP
The Configuration screen in Windows XP may be displayed in two different ways, in the new Windows XP view or in the classic Windows view.
To go to the Network settings via the classic view, follow the instructions applicable to Windows 2000. For the Windows XP view of the
Configuration screen, you may proceed as follows: Click “Start” and then select the options “Settings” and “Configuration screen”. Select the
category “Network and Internet connections”. Finally, select the option “Network connections”.
Select the desired LAN connection by clicking on it once with the mouse. Now right-click with the mouse and select the option “Properties”.
Check whether the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is tick-marked and select this line. Click on “Properties”.
Activate the following options: “Automatically assign an IP address” and “Automatically assign a DNS server address”. Click ”OK” to exit the
TCP/IP screen and once again click “OK” to exit the Network Settings screen.
Setting the Sweex Wireless Router 11g
The settings for using the Internet depend largely on the provider and the manner in which the connection is made. Keep information about the
provider easily available. The settings of the router have to be made only once, and remain stored in the router memory.
