Broadcom Corporation BRCM1005-D Manuel D’Utilisation

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Using Microsof t® Windows® XP

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When you use Fast User Switching, programs that previous users were using 
remain running in the background, so your computer might run slower. 
Also, multimedia programs, such as games and DVD software, might not 
work with Fast User Switching. For more information, see the 

Setting Up a Home and Office Network

Connecting to a Network Adapter

Before you connect your computer to a network, the computer must have a 
network adapter installed and a functional network cable connected to it.

To connect a network cable:

 NOTE: Insert the cable 

until it clicks into place, 
and then gently pull it to 
ensure that it is secure.

1

Connect the network cable to the network adapter connector on the 

back of your computer.

 NOTE: Do not use a 

network cable with a 
telephone wall jack.

2

Connect the other end of the functional network cable to a network 

connection device, such as a network wall jack.

Network Setup Wizard

The Microsoft

®

 Windows

®

 XP operating system provides a Network Setup 

Wizard to guide you through the process of sharing files, printers, or an 
Internet connection between computers in a home or small office.

1

Click the Start button, point to All Programs→ Accessories→ 

Communications, and then click Network Setup Wizard.

2

On the welcome screen, click Next.

3

Click Checklist for creating a network.

 NOTE: Selecting the 

connection method This 

directly to the Internet 
enables the integrated 
firewall provided with 
Windows XP.

4

Complete the checklist and required preparations.

5

Return to the Network Setup Wizard and follow the instructions on 

the screen.