This will change with time. When you download the file it could have a slightly different name. The file that can be downloaded from the Internet has the same three components. The advantage of the wizard is that it walks you methodically through the installation, reducing the possibility that you will forget something. The advantage of the Network applet is that it allows you to go straight to the configuration settings and modify them yourself.
Different people prefer different approaches.
We examine both, starting with the Internet Setup Wizard. See Figure 6-1. If the system cannot identify the LAN adapter or if it incorrectly identifies the adapter, you can manually install the adapter driver using the Network applet found in the Control Panel. See the discussion of Figure 6-7 for tips on manually configuring LAN hardware under Windows 95. If a LAN adapter is not installed, the wizard assumes that the connection to the network is through a modem.