|  | Installing Windows XP Professional from a Product CD Installing Network Components
After completing the Setup Wizard, the computer will restart. Install network components by performing the following steps: Choose a network setting, and then click Next. The network settings are described in the following table.
|  | Setting |  | Description |  |
|  | Typical |  | Installs Client for Microsoft Networks, File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks, and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) assigned addresses. |  |
|  | Custom |  | Creates custom network connections; for example, configuring a static IP address, configuring the computer as a Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) client, or adding additional protocols. |  |
Provide a workgroup or domain name, and then click Next to begin installation. If you are installing into a domain, go to step 3; if you are installing into a workgroup, you are finished. If you are joining a domain, you must enter the credentials of a user account that has permissions to join a computer to the domain. If you are installing to a domain, configure the network ID for the computer. After restarting, Windows XP Professional displays the Network ID Wizard. In this wizard, you can do one of the following: Configure a local user account and password for the computer. Choose not to configure a specific user account for the computer. When a user starts the computer, the Log On to Windows dialog box appears.