Buffalo Technology WLI-USB-L11G - Manual (Page 14)

1. Start from the AirStation Client Manager.
2 Select File – Manual Setting.
3. Select the channel number to be used and peer-to-peer (or ad-hoc) mode in the
communication mode. Click OK.
4. Double click My Computer icon.
5. Select the shared drive and right click to define Share in the Share tab.
6. Share name, Comment, Type of access right, and password may be inputted.
7. Click OK.
8. After selecting/double clicking the Entire Network and the specific workgroup name the peer PC
name should show up.
9. The actual wireless communication starts by double clicking the PC name and the drive you want to use.
2.7 Set Windows Network Properties
If this is the very first time that network support is being installed onto your computer, follow the
next steps. If network support is already installed, continue with “Finish the Installation.” The Windows
operating system will prompt you Start-Setting-Control Panel-Network. Check if NetBEUI and MS Network
Client in the Network setting tab. If these are not in the page, add these by clicking add box and
follow the instructions. It is ready to set MS Network sharing service.
1. In the Network Setting tab, click the file and printer sharing. Mark file sharing as well
as printer sharing and click OK.
2. In the Information tab, enter a unique name for your computer in the Computer
name field.
3. In the Workgroup field, enter the name of your workgroup.
4. (Optional) Provide a description of the computer in the Computer Description field.
For more information about setting your Windows Network properties, consult your Windows
documentation or the Windows on-line help information.
2.8 Finish the Installation
When you have completed the setting of the Basic Parameters, Windows will finish building the driver
configuration database and copy some files to your computer’s hard disk.
• If the Windows operating system prompts you to identify the location of the Windows files,
specify the drive and directory of the Windows Installation CD-ROM or the CAB files that may be
on your hard drive. If you have had a USB Client installed on your computer before, most of
these files are already available on your hard disk drive. If you do not have the Windows
CD-ROM available, you may try replacing the proposed path in the Copy Files From dialog box
with: “C:\Windows\System” or “C:\Windows\”
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