32) Windows 2000 is starting up: (Image 4.1)The moment we have all been waiting for, Windows 2000 Professional is starting up "for the first time." Remember that quoted statement with Windows 95 setup? | |
33) Network Wizard: (Image 4.2)Windows 2000 Network ID Wizard is displayed with the option of canceling or selecting Next. I chose Next here. | |
34) Click Back: (Image 4.3)At this point, an initial option was not offered. Click the Back button to see it. | |
35) Choose your option: (Image 4.4)Here, I choose to select the second option of The computer is part of a home network and not part of a business network. Does it make any difference? Not sure, but it makes me feel better. After choosing your option, select Next to continue. | |
36) Auto Login: (Image 4.5)Windows 2000 offers the ability for you, right now, to create a user account, password it, and "always login" as this person. This is what I "usually" do as I have no worries about anyone in the house cracking the system, but if your circumstances warrant it, I would not have auto login enabled. However, you should still create a "normal" user account and not always use the Administrator account for daily activities. NEVER leave an account unpassworded. | |
37) Windows 2000 Desktop: (Image 4.6)Since I chose to auto login, I did not get the pop up dialog asking for password. The desktop is now displayed! I hope this gave you some insight as how "easy" it really is to install Windows 2000. |
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