The document summarizes a LAN network setup activity conducted by two computer science tutorials (CP3T17 and CP3T18) on August 29, 2013. The instructor provided an overview of setting up a LAN network before the students entered the lab. In the lab, the students were divided into groups and tasked with specific roles to setup the network. Several laptops successfully connected to the network as administrators, though one laptop running Windows 8 struggled to connect initially. By the end of the activity, 11 laptops had connected to the network but some laptops running Windows 7 were unable to connect.

1. LAN NETWORK SET UP
(CP3T17 AND CP3T18)
On Thursday, 29 of august 2013,at 1.00 pm two tutorials from cp3 have
practical science computer to doing LAN.
13.15: Mr syed nasir give brief to our tutorial how to do LAN and what must we do before enter the
lab.
13.25: the tutorial leader form group by job to easy doing LAN before enter the lab.
13.30: 4 laptop was chose as administrator while group wiring busy to arranging wire
connection
13.37: four laptop try to connected but can not connected
13.50: the group wiring ,set up the cable again to make sure the laptop unconnected no from factor
cable.
14.00: 4 administrators laptops still struggling for connected because one of laptop is windows 8.

2. 14.16: 3 administrators success to connected.so just 3 laptop use to administrators.
14.25: the leader connected every admin laptop one by one.
14.27: 7 laptop connected.
14.35: 11 laptop was connected to the network, 10 laptop using Microsoft windows 8 and 12 laptop
using Microsoft windows 7 home basic and starter can’t connect to the network
14.49: lecture chosen laptop to try share documents.
13.10: 1 laptop success to share a file on the network

3. Conclusion
 Make sure they are both in the same workgroup , the IP addresses are
on the same subnet and both have file.
 For PC unconnected because the device doesn’t support the required
protocols for windows 7.Check the information that came with the
device to see if it has a windows7 logo.
 I have Win 8 premium 64 bit and I can't really use it because it doesn't
connect to the internet. I took my computer to a friend's house and used
an ethernet cable to get the updates and necessary drivers and it
recognizes my wireless card and I can see the networks but when I try to
connect to mine, I always get limited connectivity. I know it's not the wifi
or the wireless card because I'm dual booting with win 7 and that works
fine. I want to switch over to Win 8, especially with Windows 8.1 coming
out in a month but I can't really do anything with no internet access. I
don't think it's really necessary but my system is a Dell XPS 410 with a
C2D E6600 @ 2.4 Ghz and a GeForce 8600 GTS.