• Connect the device to the computer

• If prompted, insert the disk containing the device driver

• Connect the device to your computer

• Click Start, then click Control Panel

• Double-click Add Hardware

• Click Next at the Welcome screen of the Add Hardware Wizard

• Click the radio button next to Yes, I have already connected the hardware, then click Next

• The Wizard displays a list of already installed hardware. Click Add a new hardware device at the very end of the list, then click Next

• Click the radio button next to Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced), then click Next

• In the Common hardware types list box, select the type of hardware you're installing and click Next

• If you allow Windows to detect the new device, click Next. If you select not to have Windows detect the device, click the check box next to Don't detect my device; I will select it from a list, then click Next

• Select the brand name and model of the device, or click Have Disk if it isn't listed

• Click Next, then follow the remaining instructions for installing the device

Displaying the Device Manager

• In the Control panel, double-click the System icon

• On the System Properties dialog box, click the Hardware tab

• Click the Device Manager button

Troubleshooting devices

• If a device has a problem, a yellow exclamation point or red x is next to the device name

• Double-click the device to display its Properties dialog box

• If Windows has a possible solution, click the button below the problem description to begin that course of action

• If Windows cannot determine the problem, click the Troubleshooter button to begin additional research on the problem