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To: Dale Baker who wrote (12667)	9/23/2001 8:43:17 PM
From: bosquedog	Read Replies (1) of 14778

microsoft.com Introduce your computers to one another Run the Home Networking Wizard on all computers that will be on the network, even if they're running different operating systems. Start with the server computer that is running Windows Me: Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Communications, and then click Home Networking Wizard. During this process you will create a client setup disk. You can then take this floppy disk to the other computers and run the wizard from the setup disk. The Home Networking Wizard is designed to smooth the path to getting your network and its hardware fully functional. If you run into problems, look for troubleshooting help in the Windows Me Help and Support Center: Click Start, and then click Help. Under "What would you like help with?" click Home Networking. Click Troubleshooting for networks, or explore some of the other choices. Finished the wizard? That's it! Now you're ready to get the most from your home network. Information for this article was provided by the Windows Me Help and Support team. Similar articles are available as updates to Windows Me Help and Support.

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