Windows 7 is "ready-out-of-box" for Networking.
Without more information on a problem, if there is one; a solution could be hard to determine. Heres the basics:
If plugged with a internet cable Windows 7 should find and connect automatically.
If you wish to connect WiFi, make sure you have a wireless card on your computer and search "Connect to a network" in your start menu to choose one. Keep in mind most wireless routers these days require a key for connection. And a Internet Service Provider must have connected your router to the Internett.
If you can't find one your WiFi might be turned off with a button on your keyboard or a program in Windows.
If you can not connect at all with a cable or find a WiFi network go to your startmenu and search for "Device Manager". Locate your internet card from the list(two if both cable and WiFi). Make sure they are activated. If not activate them, if they are; uninstall them(when prompted do not delete drivers). Restart your PC. Windows 7 should reinstall and activate them.
If not found in Device Manager you will have to install the drivers either from a DVD following the computer, a folder on your start menu if provided by the manufacturer or download it from another online computer.
If you want a troubleshooter to find the problems for you or if you have a problem with a home network, navigate to and choose your problem:
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Troubleshooting\Network and Internet
You can enable and disable your network connection through the control panel or simply unplug and plug your network cable.
You need to download an app from the Windows Phone Marketplace called "Network Profile" and enable Automatic Network Profile Changing (ON). Select your carrier and then restart your phone.
Windows 7
Unicode is enabled by default on Windows 7. In fact, there's no way to "disable" it.
Unless you want to set up a homegroup, a feature of windows 7, on your network you won't really need a windows 7 computer
Right click on the desktop and click personalize. Then click on the windows classic theme.
becus on windows 7, telnet is disabled. you must enable telnet to watch starwars.
It is enabled by default if your hardware supports it
XP and 7 supports file sharing through network or any Windows supported storage device.
upgrade from the vista installation to window 7 without unistalling windows vista firstreview a list of recommendations for upgrading to windows 7 before proceeding with the upgrads\e
Try this if you have windows 7 Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change Adapter Settings (on the left column, 3rd down) > (right click) Enable You may have to click continue. Try connecting like normal.
If a computer is running Windows Vista, it meets the system requirements for Windows 7. One can upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7 easily. Microsoft has prepared a webpage named as "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor" for more information about the upgrade.