Setting Up Network Support Manually; Determining Your Existing Configuration; Determining Your New Configuration - Belkin F5U004 User Manual

4.When you go back to My Computer, you will see a 'small hand' underneath the C drive
signifying that the drive is now shared.
The Installation is now complete on the first computer. Go back to section 4.0 and
commence installation on the rest of the computers connected to the network.
Once the installation is done on all the computers, on your Desktop (main screen) you can
double click on the Network Neighborhood Icon. Once it is open, you should see all the
computers connected to the network. If you get an error saying " Not able to browse the
network ", wait for a minute or two then press the F5 key on your keyboard to refresh the
network connections.

5. Setting Up Network Support Manually

IF you choose 'Advanced Installation' on Netsetup under section 4.2.0, you will need to setup
the network manually. Setting up the network manually will also enable you to troubleshoot the
network if it does not work right after running Netsetup using 'Typical Installation'. This section
gives instructions for installing various network components that you will need depending on
how you intend to use the Belkin USB Direct Connect. You will need to determine how your
network is currently set up and what you will need to add to your configuration for proper
functionality.

5.1. Determining Your Existing Configuration

1. Click the "Start" button, select "Settings",
and then click "Control Panel".
2. Double-click "Network".
3. Click the "Configuration" tab.
You will see the words: "The following network components are installed:" with a list box
underneath. Inside the list box are adapters, protocols, clients and services that have already
been added. Read the next section to determine the proper configuration for your intended use(s).

5.2. Determining Your New Configuration

The USB Direct Connect requires certain components in order to function. These components
are:
• USB Direct Connect Network Adapter - Adapter
• Client for Microsoft Networks – Client
• TCP/IP -> USB Direct Connect Network Adapter - Protocol
• File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks - Service