From within Windows 95 - click on Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.

Open Network.
Click on the Network Interface Card, then click on Remove.
Click on OK.

From within Windows 95 - click on Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.

Open Network Click on Add, then Adapter, then Add again.
Select your make and model of card. (If you have an NE2000 card, use the driver that came with the card, rather than Windows 95's driver.)

Click on OK.

Click on IPX/SPX Protocol.
Click on Properties and enable NetBIOS over IPX/SPX.

Click on OK.

Click on Advanced, then select Frame Type.
Specify Ethernet 802.2.
Add Service: file and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks.
If only one person is going to use this PC, set the Primary Network Logon to Windows Logon.

If more than one person will be using the PC, set it to Client for Microsoft Networks.

Choose the Tab called Identification and fill in the computer name and workgroup.
Choose the Tab called Access Control.
Set to Share Level Access Control.

Click on OK.

Insert Win 95 disks 1, 2, 7, 12 and 13 (or the CD) as required.

Confirm it worked by opening Network Neighborhood: you should see other computers on the network.

Open Explorer.

Select the hard drive or folder on the hard drive you want to share.

Click on File.

Click on Properties.
Select Tab called Sharing.
Click on Shared As.

Click on Add.

Fill in details.

Open Explorer.

Click on Network Neighbourhood.
Click on Entire Network.
Click on workgroup.
Click on Computer.
Click on drive.
Enter password if there is one.

From Toolbar, select Settings, Printers.

Click on your printer that you want to share.
Click on the Tab called Sharing.
Change to Shared As.
Fill in the details.

From toolbar, go to Settings, Printers.

Choose Add Printer.
Select Network Printer in Add Printer Wizard.
Browse for printer queue. (Network computer that already has it’s printer set up as shared).
Choose printer queue.
Choose printer manufacturer and model.

Add printer driver if necessary.