JETNET ADSL INSTALLATION GUIDE

Installing the NETGEAR Network Card

1. Shut down Windows and make sure the computer is off. Unplug the power cord.
2. Remove the cover of the computer chassis.
3. Keep a hand in contact with the metal computer chassis or use an anti-static wrist strap to provide grounding.
4. Insert the modem into the PCI slot (or ISA slot if you have an ISA card) that is farthest from the rest of the PC architecture.
5. Press the card firmly into the slot to make sure it is properly seated.
6. Replace the chassis cover and turn your computer back on.

1. You will see an "Add New Hardware Wizard" screen. Click Next.
2. Make sure the option "Search for the best driver for your device" is selected. Click Next.
3. Make sure "Specify a location" is checked. Click Browse.
4. You will get a list labeled "Browse for folder". Insert the Netgear driver disk. Double click the symbol for your 3-1/2 floppy (A:\) drive in the list. It will then display the contents of the disk. Click on the folder labeled Netgear. Click OK.
5. You will be back to the "Add New Hardware Wizard". Click Next.
6. It will then say "Please wait while Windows searches for drivers..." Then it will state "Windows is now ready to install the best driver for this device..." Click Next.
7. Windows will now copy files and install the drivers. You may be asked for your Windows CD. If so, insert the CD; make sure your CD drive letter appears in the "Copy files from" field, and click OK at the prompt. If you get the message "Error, the file "****" could not be found..." call the Internet help desk for assistance: (800) 562-2556, 338-2556 for Guymon.
8. Wait until prompted to restart. It may take a few minutes. When prompted to restart, remove the Netgear disk and click yes. When Windows reloads, the Netgear card should be shown as a network adapter Under the Network icon and the System icon in Control Panel. You should now be ready to set up your external JETNET ADSL( modem. If you experience any problems, see the troubleshooting section below, or call the Internet Help Desk.

• Click Start
• Click Run
• Type winipcfg
• Click OK
• You should get a box labeled IP Configuration.
• Make sure it says "3020 SpeedStream or your network adaptor..." in the text box near the top. You may have to click the down-list arrow in the text box and select "3020 SpeedStream or network adaptor..." then continue.
• Click Release All.
• Click Renew All
• You should see it reset the numbers. If so, Click OK and try again.

• Click Start
• Click Run
• Type in CMD then click OK
• On the black screen type in ipconfig /release then hit enter on your keyboard when it finishes type in ipconfig /renew then hit enter again. Your IP address should start with a 172. or 65.
• If your IP address is a 169. that address is coming from your computer and it is still not valid. If your IP address is 192. that address is coming from your router and you may need to unplug the power and plug back in the Router and modem.

• Click Start
• Right Click Control Panel (may be under settings)
• Left Click Explore
• On the left hand side of your screen left click on Network Connections
• On the right hand side of your screen Double Click your Local Area Connection (This will enable your card if it is not already)
• Click on Support - Click on Repair
• If your IP address is a 169. that address is coming from your computer and it is still not valid. If your IP address is 192. that address is coming from your router and you may need to unplug the power and plug back in the Router and modem. If your address starts with 65. you should be working.

• Click Start
• Click All Programs
• Click on Accessories
• Right Click Command Prompt
• Left Click Run as administrator
• Click continue on the Windows permission screen
• On the black screen type in ipconfig /release then hit enter on your keyboard when it finishes type in ipconfig /renew then hit enter again. Your IP address should start with a 172. or 65.
• If your IP address is a 169. that address is coming from your computer and it is still not valid.
• If your IP address is 192. that address is coming from your router and you may need to unplug the power and plug back in the Router and modem.