How to set up a new local network connection for a newly installed network card

After booting, there is no prompt to find new hardware,Then let you install the driver,The general ghost system has all the drivers of the network card,When you install the new network card,Boot prompts the new hardware,Click automatic search,Click the next step on it,If you encounter a warning that still continues,Click still continue,If it can't be completed,Go to the next Internet café to install the driver of this network card。 If you have a router at home, you don't have to worry about IP, you can get it automatically, if you are directly connected to the computer with a cat, you can manually set an IP, the gateway and DNS can be set up, plug in the network cable as long as the local connection is connected, and then use the original broadband connection to connect.

The driver in the installation disk will recognize your network card. And then I use it as before

Just do the same as the original.

Win7 system enables network card here:

Control Panel --- network and Internet --- network connectivity Windows XP

Left-click on the online neighbor -- > to enable it.

If it doesn't work, find a hardware inspection tool Master Lu, optimize the master and the like, and take a look at the status of the network card.

To open the Network and Sharing Center interface, you can right-click the network icon in the taskbar and select Open Network Sharing Center from the pop-up context menu.

From the "Network and Sharing Center" window that opens, click the "Change Adapter Settings" button to enter the detailed network connection settings interface.

Click on the "Advanced" menu item in the menu bar and select the "Advanced Settings" item from the drop-down menu that opens.

At this time, the "Advanced Settings" interface will open, switch to the "Adapters and Bindings" tab, select the "Wireless Connection" or "Wired Connection" item in the "Connections" list, and click the "Move Up" or "Move Down" button to adjust the network connection priority.

Typically, the connections that are above the Connections list are used first, as shown in the image, when a Local Connection (i.e., a wired connection) is available, this wired connection is used first. When a wired connection is not available and a wireless connection is available, it will automatically turn to a wired connection to access the network.

At the same time, the order in which the computer accesses information on the network can also be set, so as to achieve more efficient network access function. Switch to the Order of Providers tab, where you can set the order in which programs access the network.

No, you can't. The most basic IP will have conflicts.

Generally, you can use it without setting it up.