- 1). Connect all involved computers to the bridge, using Ethernet cables attached to the network cards of each computer. Plug the other ends of the cables directly into the back of the bridge.
- 2). Open the "Start" menu on any of the computers, go to the "Control Panel", and open the "Network Connections" panel.
- 3). Click on the "LAN or High Speed Connections" tab, then select each connection you wish to include in the bridged setup.
- 4). Right-click on any of the connections and select the option "Bridge Connection". (This will automatically create a connection between the units using the computer bridge as an intermediary.)
- 5). Reboot all the bridged computers to complete the connections.
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