Windows 2000: Manually Enabling Or Disabling Your Adapter's Wifi Connection (Advanced Users); Computers Running Windows Me: Sharing Folders, A Printer Or An Adsl Connection; Windows Me: Using The Home Networking Wizard In An Infrastructure Network - Hercules Router 802.11G-54 User Manual

4.7.7. Windows 2000: Manually enabling or disabling your
adapter's WiFi connection (advanced users)
You can manually enable or disable your adapter's WiFi connection for a variety of reasons: to temporarily
avoid connecting to networks, save battery power, etc.
To manually enable or disable your Hercules Wireless G adapter's WiFi connection in Windows 2000:
- Access the Device Manager.
- Select your Hercules Wireless G adapter in the list of network adapters.
- Right-click your adapter and select Properties.
- To enable your adapter, select Enable. To disable it, select the Disable option.
For more information on manually enabling or disabling the adapter in Windows 2000, please refer to the
Windows online help utility.
4.8. Computers running Windows Me: Sharing folders, a printer
or an ADSL connection
A simple solution for sharing folders, a printer or an
Networking Wizard. This Wizard will help you create a real home network.
4.8.1. Windows Me: Using the Home Networking Wizard in an
Infrastructure network
ADSL connection in Windows Me is to use the Home
1. Click Start/Programs/Accessories/Communications/
Home Networking Wizard.
The Wizard is launched.
2. Click Next.
If you have already used this Wizard on this
computer, the Setup Options panel appears. Select I want
to edit my Home Networking settings on this computer,
then click Next.
3. In the Internet Connection window, select the A direct
connection to my ISP using the following device:
option.
4. Select your Hercules Wireless G adapter in the drop-
down list, then click Next.
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