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Installation Manual for Windows 2000 Prof essional (manual setup) Edition 10/2005 US → Select the upper option “Users must enter a user name and password to use this compute r”. → Click the button Next . Finish the wizar…

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Installation Manual for Windows 2000 Professional (manual setup) Edition 10/2005 US
Windows 2000 is searching for a feasible driver software during the first reboot. You have to wait.
Windows 2000 will switch screen resolution several times to find best support for your hardware.
Note:
Windows can only find the driver software which is bundled on the Windows installation.
You can adjust the driver configuration after Windows installation completes.
The next wizard can configure the identification method for this installation.
Fig. 2-14: Windows 2000 Professional: Welcome to Network Identification Wizard
→ Click the button Next.
In the next dialog you can configure your identification method.
Fig. 2-15: Set logon method
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→ Select the upper option “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer”.
→ Click the button Next.
Finish the wizard.
Fig. 2-16: Finish wizard
→ Click the button Next.
The computer will reboot and installation will be completed.
The logon screen will appear.
Fig. 2-17: Logon
→ Please logon to complete this part of installation.
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2.2 Configure Network parameters
Windows will always configure the network configuration parameters automatically, if it can do that.
When no network infrastructure, like a DHCP Server, is available it will use some default values.
Normally it is necessary to adjust these parameters.
→ Start Configuration by selecting Start Æ Settings Æ Network and Dial-up Connections
You will see a Connection for every network card in your computer
Fig. 2-18: Network configuration
Note:
Normally you will see one network connection “Local Area Connection”.
→ Click on “Local Area Connection”
Fig. 2-19: Local Area Connection
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