Windows XP system wired network adapter automatically gets IP address settings

To set up an animated demo tutorial:

Windows XP system wired network adapter automatically gets IP address set animation

Operation Steps:

Windows XP system wired network adapter to automatically obtain the IP address detailed setup steps are as follows:

The first step: the computer desktop to find the icon of the Network Neighborhood, right click and select Properties. As shown in the following illustration:

Step two: After you eject the Network Connection dialog box, locate the local-attached icon, right-click and select Properties. As shown in the following illustration:

Step three: After the local Connection Properties dialog box appears, locate and then click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. As shown in the following illustration:

The fourth step: Select Automatically obtain IP address (0), automatically obtain DNS server address (B), click OK. As shown in the following illustration:

Locate the local connection, right-click and select Status. As shown in the following illustration:

Select support, confirm that the address type is assigned by DHCP, click Details:

From the details list, you can see the IP address, default gateway, DNS server, and so on that the computer automatically obtains. Indicates that the computer automatically obtains the IP address successfully.

At this point, the wired network card automatically gets the IP address settings completed.