EtherFast Cable/DSLRouters
3. Select “Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended).”
Click Next.
4. Select “Floppy disk drives” and click Nextto start the search for your
driver.
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Instant Broadband Series
Configuring Your Router’s USB Port
Now that all of your Router’s hardware is connected together, you must
enable the PC that is connected to the Router through its USB port.
Since your Router acts as a network adapter for your PC, there’s no need for
you to install a USB adapter for that PC. Just follow the directions below to
enable your PC’s USB connection to the Router:
•If you are running Windows 98, continue on this page, below.
•If you are running Windows 2000, go to page 26.
•If you are running Windows Millennium, go to page 29.
You can also connect your Router’s USB port to other USB devices besides
USB-ready PCs, such as USB hubs.
USB Installation for Windows 98
1. Start up your PC in Windows 98.
2. Windows will display a message saying that it has detected new hardware.
Click Next.
After you finish this configuration, make sure that TCP/IP is
installed on your PC(s). For instructions on installing TCP/IP,
see page 65.
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