Step 5 - Detect Network Hardware
Not everyone will receive this screen. It appears that I had a driver missing and this screen asked if I had media available to install the driver. I didn't so I selected "No" and selected "Continue".
Step 6 - Configure The Network
A list of network interfaces will appear. In my case it was my ethernet controller (wired internet) or wireless network adapter.
I chose the wireless network adapter and clicked "continue" but if you are using an ethernet cable you should choose that option instead.
Step 7 - Configure The Network (Select Wireless Network)
If you chose the wireless network adapter you will be shown a list of wireless networks to connect to.
Select the wireless network you wish to connect to and then press "continue".
Obviously if you are using a wired internet connection you won't see this screen.
Step 8 - Configure The Network (Choose open or secure network)
If you are using a wireless network you will now be asked to select whether the network is an open network or whether it requires a security key to be entered.
Choose the relevant option and click "Continue".
Unless you are connected to an open network you will be required to enter the security key.
Step 9 - Configure The Network (Enter A Hostname)
You will be asked to enter a hostname for your computer. This is the name of your computer as it would appear on your home network.
You can call it anything you like.
When you have finished press "Continue".
Step 10 - Configure The Network (Enter A Domain Name)
To be honest I wasn't really sure what to put at this stage.
It says that if you are setting up a home network to use an extension but whatever you use you will need to use for all the computers on your home network.
Unless you are setting up a network you can just click "Continue" without entering anything.
This guide continues on the next page.
