26) Network Settings Dialog: (Image 3.1)The Network Settings Dialog is next. Under usual circumstances, the Typical settings are fine, but I never choose them so I can poke around under the hood. I selected Custom here. Choose your method and select the Next button. |
27) Custom settings: (Image 3.2)TCP/IP Properties contains the standard options. Adjust them for your particular needs as required. For now, I kept the default settings. Basically, it is using DHCP to configure TCP/IP. Select the Advanced button to further configure your TCP/IP options. In the custom settings, many options are abound. I cannot go into all of them here, so I will leave everything as default.
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28) Workgroup or Computer Domain? (Image 3.3)Workgroup or Computer Domain, that is the question. I am not going to set up this system to connect to a domain controller, so I will place it as a member of a workgroup. Please, change "WORKGROUP" to something else. I hate defaults. :) Select the Next button after making your choice and entering your configuration. |
29) Copying files: (Image 3.4)Installation of all files and components may take awhile. Sit back and watch the pretty bar wander across the screen. :) |
30) Final Tasks: (Image 3.5)After the files finish the transfer, setup performs final tasks. including setting up the start menu and cleaning up temporary directories. |
31) Setup Finished: (Image 3.6)The system will reboot after selecting the Finish button on this dialog. |
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Windows Service Configurations!
Includes explanations of each service and advice on which services you can safely disable.