Find your Wi-Fi network’s name and password
Find the name of your wireless network SSID, as well as your password which is your WPA key.
Connect a computer with Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8
To connect your Windows desktop computer or laptop to your local Wi-Fi network:
- Find the name of your wireless network SSID, as well as your password which is your WPA key. This information can normally be found at the back of your router.
- From the taskbar, click the Network icon near the time to display available networks (click the “arrow tip” to display hidden icons, if needed).
- Select your network (your SSID).
- Check the box to connect automatically, then click Connect.
- Enter your password (WPA key) and click Next.
- After a few seconds, the menu will indicate that the computer is connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Connect an Apple computer with Mac OSX 10.6, 10.8 and 10.9
To connect your MAC OS (X or 11) desktop computer or laptop to your local Wi-Fi network:
- Find the name of your wireless network SSID, as well as your password which is your WPA key. This information can normally be found at the back of your router.
- Click the Wi-Fi icon on the menu bar. If the Wi-Fi is set to Disabled, click on the Enable Wi-Fi button or the Wi-Fi toggle to enable it.
- Click on the Wi-Fi icon and select your network’s name from the list (your SSID).
- Enter your password (WPA key) and make sure to check the Remember This Network box.
- Click Connect.
- The full signal bars in the Wi-Fi icon indicate that the computer is now connected.
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