Computer Network Training: The Complete Step-by-step Guide to Help You Setup Network at Home or Office

The network training series of tutorials here will guide you clearly what you need and how to setup the network successfully.

Setting up a network system with at least two computers interconnected allows you to share files, folders, printers, and access to the Internet with other users. This can make your life much easier and increase productivity.

The most common way to connect a network is to use a wired (UTP cable) Ethernet connection, involving cables and switch.

You can also set up a wireless connection through a wireless access point or wireless router. If you are using this method, you need to have a PCI or USB wireless adapter that plug into your PC.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

• Network Fundamentals - Getting Started with Networking (Basic Theory)
• 13 Solid Steps to Help You Setup Network Hardware
• How to Configure Network Settings in Windows XP?
• 8 Steps to Setup a Wireless Network in Windows Vista

Windows 7 Networking (File Sharing)

• How to Set Up the Network Card and Verify the Network Status?
• Guide to Install Network Card Driver in Windows 7 System
• How to Enable Windows 7 Networking Functions?
• How to Configure Network Protocol - TCP/IP v4?
• The Correct Methods to Test a Network Setup and Connectivity
• Discover the New Improvement on Windows 7 HomeGroup
• Working on Windows 7 HomeGroup - How to Join or Leave the HomeGroup Easily?
• Step-by-step Guide to Set up an Internet and Network Connection
• How to Map a Network Drive and Disconnect a Mapped Drive in Windows 7?
• Setting up and Managing Wireless Network Connection in Windows 7

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