Hardware Detection For Windows 98Se, Me, And 2000; Windows Xp - Linksys WUSB11 User Manual

Hardware Detection for Windows 98SE, Me, and 2000

After the Wireless USB Network Adapter has been physically connected to
your computer, Windows will detect the new hardware. You may see the screen
in Figure 5-7. Click on the Yes button to continue or the No button to stop the
installation.
In most cases, Windows will then automatically copy all of the files needed for
networking. If Windows asks you for the files, and D is your computer's CD-
ROM drive, they may be located at: D:\Drives
These files may also be located at C:\windows\options\cabs. Check with your
operating system's user guide for the exact location.
Note to Windows 2000 Users: You may be prompted at this time
that a digital signature has not been found; this is normal. See Figure
5-7. The WUSB11 has been verified to run on Windows 2000.
Click Yes to continue, and then click the Finish button to end the
hardware detection process.
Important for Windows XP users: After the Wireless USB
Network Adapter has been physically connected to your computer,
Windows will detect the new hardware. Proceed to Chapter 6:
Installation and Configuration of the USB Adapter for Windows XP.
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Instant Wireless
Figure 5-7
TM Series Wireless USB Network Adapter
Chapter 6: Installation and
Configuration of the USB
Drivers for Windows XP
After attaching the Wireless USB Network Adapter to your computer, you will
install the network driver.
1. Windows XP will automatically detect the presence of the Wireless USB
Network Adapter in your computer. Insert the Setup Wizard CD into your
CD-ROM Drive. Click the radio button next to Install from a list or spe-
cific location (Advanced). Then click the Next button to continue.
Important for Windows XP users: Do NOT run the Wireless
Network Adapter Setup Wizard. If the Setup Wizard runs automatical-
ly after the Setup Wizard CD has been inserted, click the Exit tab.
Figure 6-1
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