Microsoft Dial-Up Network Adapter in Win Millenium

I have a program that I'm utilizing to setup a wireless
internet card. Everything is ok up until it asks me to...

1. Go to the Windows Control Panel. and select 'Network.'
2. Select the 'Add' button and choose 'Adapter.'
3. Select 'Microsoft' as the Manufacturer, and 'Dial-Up
Adapter' as the Network Adapter.
4. Select 'OK.' You may need to have your Windows
installation CD handy.

When I click 'Add', I have not option for 'Adapter.'

How can I create it, or get around it to install the
Microsoft Network Adapter?

Thanks,
Mike

In article <5a0e01c3e55c$b6fbe7e0$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Mike Taylor"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I have a program that I'm utilizing to setup a wireless
>internet card. Everything is ok up until it asks me to...
>
>1. Go to the Windows Control Panel. and select 'Network.'
>2. Select the 'Add' button and choose 'Adapter.'
>3. Select 'Microsoft' as the Manufacturer, and 'Dial-Up
>Adapter' as the Network Adapter.
>4. Select 'OK.' You may need to have your Windows
>installation CD handy.
>
>When I click 'Add', I have not option for 'Adapter.'
>
>How can I create it, or get around it to install the
>Microsoft Network Adapter?
>
>Thanks,
>Mike

Those steps are right for Windows 95/98, but not for Windows Me.

To install the Dial-Up Adapter in Windows Me, go to Control Panel |
Add/Remove Programs | Windows Setup | Communications and install
Dial-Up Networking.

I don't understand why setting up a wireless card would require the
Dial-Up Adapter.
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