Netgear 06200051 用户手册

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You need to verify that your computer meets the minimum system requirements and identify the 
wireless network settings of the wireless network where you will connect before you can set up 
your wireless USB adapter and connect. 

Use printers in a 
combined 
wireless and 
wired network.

1. Use the Windows 

Printers and Fax 
features to locate 
available printers in 
the combined 
wireless and wired 
network.

2. Use the Windows 

Add a Printer wizard 
to add access to a 
network printer from 
the PC you are using 
to wirelessly connect 
to the network.

3. From the File menu of 

an application such 
as Microsoft Word, 
use the Print Setup 
feature to direct your 
print output to the 
printer in the network.

1. The computer that you are 

using to connect to the 
wireless network needs to 
be configured with:

• Windows Client and File and 

Print Sharing

• The same Windows 

Workgroup or Domain 
settings as the other 
Windows computers in the 
combined wireless and wired 
network.

2. Any Windows networking 

security access rights such 
as login user name/ 
password that have been 
assigned in the Windows 
network must be provided 
when Windows prompts for 
such information.

3. If so-called Windows ‘peer’ 

networking is being used, 
the printer needs to be 
enabled for sharing.

Windows Domain settings are 
usually managed by corporate 
computer support groups.
Windows Workgroup settings 
are commonly managed by 
individuals who want to set up 
small networks in their homes, 
or small offices.
For assistance with setting up 
Windows networking, refer to 
the PC Networking Tutorial on 
the NETGEAR CD and the 
Help information provided in 
the Windows system you are 
using.
For help with setting up 
printers in Windows, refer to 
the Help and Support 
information that comes with 
the version of the Windows 
operating systems you are 
using.