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Installation Manual for Windows XP (manual setup) Edition 04/2006 Fig. 2-27: Windows XP SP 2Security center → This screen is just for your information. Determine whether a virus sca nner was found and then close the “Sec…
Installation Manual for Windows XP (manual setup) Edition 04/2006
Fig. 2-26: Finishing Windows XP SP 2
→ Leave the presetting as is (NO check mark at "Do not restart now").
→ Click the button Finish.
The computer will be restarted.
→ The screen "Protect the Computer" (not shown here) with the following options appears:
• Protect the computer by activating automatic updates now.
• No, not yet
→ Select: NO, not yet
(a check appears in the red security shield)
→ Automatic Updates should not be activated, as updates should be conducted in coordination with
the SIPLACE software that is used.
→ Press the Next> button (bottom, right) to close the screen "Protect the Computer“.
This is followed by the display of the security center:
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Fig. 2-27: Windows XP SP 2Security center
→ This screen is just for your information. Determine whether a virus scanner was found and then
close the “Security center“ via the cross.
→ In the event that the customer’s administrator wants a virus scanner, it will be necessary to ensure
that it is compatible with Service Pack 2 before it is installed.
→ If only the service pack 2 was retrofitted on the SIPLACE Pro computer at the customer’s facility,
i.e., the SIPLACE applications are already installed, conduct the settings now on the basis of the
document "Integration to the customer domain.", order number 00193761-xx
→ If the service pack 2 was installed in direct connection with Windows XP, continue the work with the
following sections and, after installing the SIPLACE applications, make the settings based on
the above-named document.
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2.3 Customize Hardware configuration
Depending on the hardware you are using, it might be necessary to manually install the drivers of your
manufacturer. This happens when the hardware is newer than the Windows version you are using.
Note:
You can use this as a guideline to install commonly missing drivers. This guideline might not
cover all procedures. Please consult the documentation for the hardware manufacture.
→ Open the Control Panel by activating Start->Control Panel.
→ Switch to Classic View if necessary.
Fig. 2-28: Control Panel
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