Jan
17
2008
17
2008
Video: Find Your Network Settings in Windows XP
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This video is a visual guide through my previous tutorial about locating your network settings in Windows XP. It also happens to be my first attempt at creating a video on my PC. The video discusses some of the reasons you might need to find your network settings, then guides you through each click in the process of finding your network configuration.
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Brian Reich is the computer consultant from central Pennsylvania. he specializes in computer repair, tech support, and has a love-hate relationship with the Internet.
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[...] Video: Find Your Network Settings in Windows XP [...]
This is a great video, very useful for the computer novice. I like using the command prompt myself, it’s much quicker that way.
[...] YouTube member who watched my video about Finding Your Network Settings on Windows Vista requested that someone make a similar video for Windows Vista. This video is quick and dirty, but [...]