Open a command prompt (click the start button, then type “cmd” (no quotes) and press enter). Then type “ipconfig” (again, no quotes) like @sutick mentioned in his above post. You will have a list of network adapters on your system with their IP addresses. One of them will be the wifi adapter that is connected to your router for internet access. Take note of that one. If it is 192.168.1.xxx, then you will have to change the IP address on the Ruida. If it is anything else like 192.168.0.xxx or 10.10.10.xxx or 172.16.xxx.xxx, we should be fine to go to the next step. Post a screen shot of the command prompt window if you are unsure.
There should be a loopback adapter that we don’t care about, and then the USB-eth adapter that will have an IP that looks like 169.254.xxx.xxx. That’s the one we will change in the next step.