The document provides instructions for installing a wireless network interface controller (NIC) and testing that it is working properly. It first instructs the user to install program features and click "Repair" and "Next" during setup. Then, the user must wait for drivers to install, indicated by a green progress bar. Finally, the document describes three ways to test if the NIC is working: by loading a webpage, pinging another device, or checking device manager to see the NIC listed.

1. Wireless NIC installation
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First, you
will have to
install the
program
features.
Once you
have clicked
on ‘Repair’,
Then click
‘Next’

2. Now, you will have to wait while
it installs the correct drivers. The
green bar will indicate when it’s
near finishing the
process/download.

3. As told, it’s installing the utilities, now you will
just have to wait a few minutes for the
download to finish.

4. Now, to test that the NIC is working you will have to go onto
a webpage. When the webpage shows up then the NIC is
working… If it doesn’t then you have gone wrong
somewhere.

5. Another Way…
Another way of testing
that the NIC is
working, you can ping
someone and see if
they receive the ping
message.

6. More ways….
Another way to test
that the NIC is working,
you can go to device
manager, once your in
device manager go to
network adaptors. Then
you should see that
your NIC is inside the
computer and that it’s
functioning properly.