• Click on the Start button (Figure 1)
• Right-Click on My Computer
• From the menu click on Properties

Figure 1

• The System Properties dialog box opens
  (Figure 2)
• Click on the Computer Name tab
• Click on the Change button

• The Computer Name Changes dialog box opens (Figure 3)
• Type your Network Username in the Computer Name text box
• Type FSCWAN in the Workgroup text box
• Click OK

   Figure 3
    

Figure 4

• You will be notified that you have joined the FSCWAN workgroup (Figure 4)
• Click OK button
• Click OK button to close the System Properties dialog box.
• Another dialog box will appear indicating that you must restart the computer for the changes to take effect.

• Click on the Start button (Figure 5)
• Highlight Settings
• Click on the Control Panel
• The Control Panel dialog box opens
  (Category View)
   

   
    Figure 5
   

• Click on Network and Internet Connection
  
• Click on Set up or change your Internet connections
  
• The Internet Options dialog box opens
  (Figure 9)
• Click on the Connections tab
• Click on the LAN Settings button

Figure 9
 

    
Figure 10

Local Area Network (LAN) Settings:

• The Local Area Network (LAN) Settings dialog box opens (Figure 10)

• Uncheck all of the following:

  • Automatically detect settings

  • Use automatic configuration script

  • Use a proxy server for your LAN

• Click the OK button

• Click the Setup (refer to Figure 9 above) button on the Internet Properties

• The New Connection Wizard dialog box opens (Figure 11)
• Select Connect to the Internet
• Click Next button
• Select Set up my connection manually
• Click Next button

    
Figure 11

Figure 12
    

• Select Connect using a broadband connection that is always on (Figure 12)
• Click Next button

• The Completing the Internet Connection Wizard dialog box opens

• Click Finish to close the wizard.

Network Connections:

• Click on Network Connections
  

• The Network Connections dialog box opens

• Right-Click on Local Area Connection and select Properties from menu. (Figure 6)

Figure 6

Figure 7
    

• The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box opens (Figure 7)

• Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and select the Properties button

• The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box opens (Figure 8)

• Select Obtain an IP address automatically

• Select Obtain DNS server address automatically

• Click OK button.

• The Local Area Connection Properties dialog opens

• Click OK button to return to the Network Connections dialog box

• Close the Network Connections dialog box to return to the Desktop

Figure 8