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How to Set up Multiple Hardware Profiles for Laptop Computers in Windows XP
Posted on Tuesday, November 30 @ 05:56:47 EST

Microsoft Windows XP Online Training Demos, Tutorials

A new demo has been added in the Windows XP Professional demo portion.The detail of this demo is

Title: How to Set up Multiple Hardware Profiles for Laptop Computers in Windows XP

Objective: The objective of this demo is to teach you how to configure your Windows XP Professional computer to use different hardware profiles for multiple network connectivity. Hardware profiles can be used to start your computer in environments with and without local area network (LAN) connectivity. When you start your Windows XP portable computer in a mobile environment that does not have LAN connectivity, the "Preparing network connections" portion of startup takes an unusually long time while Windows tries to establish LAN connectivity. If you have created multiple hardware profiles then you can select the profile that is suitable for your portable computer location. When the new hardware profile is loaded for the first time, it is exactly the same as the first profile, with network connectivity intact. You then have to disable the unneccessary devices and drivers from loading into the new profile.

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