This page describes how to add network components to your Windows 95/98 computer.

Begin by opening the "Control Panel" by clicking the "Start" button, then "Settings", then "Control Panel". Then double-click the "Network" icon at which point the following window should appear:

If there is no "Dial-Up Adapter" already installed, click "Add", then click "Adapter" and then click "Add" again. Select Microsoft from the manufacturers list, then select Dial-Up Adapter from the Network Adapters list and then click "Ok":

If you do not have one of the following:

TCP/IP or TCP/IP -> Dial Up Adapter installed, click "Add", then click "Protocol" and then click "Add" again. Select Microsoft from the manufacturers list, then select TCP/IP from the Network Protocols list and then click "Ok":

If you do not have "Client for Microsoft Networks" already installed, click "Add", then click "Client" and then the click "Add" again. Select Microsoft from the manufacturers list, then select Client for Microsoft Networks from the Network Clients list and then click "Ok":