Connecting to a wireless network - Revision history

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JR: /* Windows 7 */

2012-11-09T05:08:31Z

‎Windows 7

JR: /* Windows XP */

2012-11-09T05:07:49Z

‎Windows XP

JR: Created page with " == Windows XP == File:WirelessXP1B.PNG Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks.
File:WirelessXP2.PNG Select your wireless n..."

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Created page with " == Windows XP == File:WirelessXP1B.PNG Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks. File:WirelessXP2.PNG Select your wireless n..."

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== Windows XP ==
[[File:WirelessXP1B.PNG]]
Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks. 
[[File:WirelessXP2.PNG]]
Select your wireless network from the list and click on connect. 
[[File:WirelessXP3.PNG]]
The Wireless Network Connection window will pop up, type your Wireless Security Key in the Network key and Confirm network key fields. 
[[File:WirelessXP4.PNG]]
Windows will now attempt to connect to the wireless network. 
[[File:WirelessXP5.PNG]]
If successful the Wireless Network Connection window should show a connected status on the network.

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 .Select the wireless network you want to connect to.
 .Check the Connect automatically option (optional).
 .Click the Connect button.
 Quick Tip: If you don't see any network listed, click the Wi-Fi button to turn on the adapter.
 .Enter the network security key (password).
 .Click the Next button.
 [[File:Connect-wifi-windows-10.jpg]]

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	You should now be connected.		You should now be connected.
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		+	== Windows 10 ==
		+	[[File:Windows-10-network-flyout.jpg]]
		+
		+	1.Click on the wireless icon in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar. (If you don't see the button, click the up arrow button on the left.)
		+
		+	Note: Alternatively, you can open Action Center (Windows key + A), and then click the Network button in the Quick actions section to access the network flyout.
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		+	2.Select the wireless network you want to connect to.
		+	3.Check the Connect automatically option (optional).
		+	4.Click the Connect button.
		+	Quick Tip: If you don't see any network listed, click the Wi-Fi button to turn on the adapter.
		+	5.Enter the network security key (password).
		+	6.Click the Next button.
		+
		+	[[File:Connect-wifi-windows-10.jpg]]

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 == Windows 7 ==
 [[File:WirelessWin7 1.PNG]]
-Click on the wireless icon in your task bar.
+Click on the wireless icon in your task bar. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 2.PNG]]
-Select your wireless network from the list.
+Select your wireless network from the list. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 3.PNG]]
-Click on the Connect button.
+Click on the Connect button. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 4.PNG]]
-Windows will now get information on the network security type.
+Windows will now get information on the network security type. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 5.PNG]]
-Type your wireless security key in the security key field and click okay.
+Type your wireless security key in the security key field and click okay. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 6.PNG]]
-Windows will now attempt to connect to the Wireless network.
+Windows will now attempt to connect to the Wireless network. <BR>
 [[File:WirelessWin7 7.PNG]]
-When connecting to a network for the first time, Windows will ask if it is a Home, Work or Public network. Choose accordingly as this will affect security and what your PC does and does not share on the network.
+When connecting to a network for the first time, Windows will ask if it is a Home, Work or Public network. Choose accordingly as this will affect security and what your PC does and does not share on the network. <BR>
 [[File:Example.jpg]]
 You should now be connected.

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	If successful the Wireless Network Connection window should show a connected status on the network.		If successful the Wireless Network Connection window should show a connected status on the network.
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		+	== Windows 7 ==
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 1.PNG]]
		+	Click on the wireless icon in your task bar.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 2.PNG]]
		+	Select your wireless network from the list.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 3.PNG]]
		+	Click on the Connect button.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 4.PNG]]
		+	Windows will now get information on the network security type.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 5.PNG]]
		+	Type your wireless security key in the security key field and click okay.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 6.PNG]]
		+	Windows will now attempt to connect to the Wireless network.
		+	[[File:WirelessWin7 7.PNG]]
		+	When connecting to a network for the first time, Windows will ask if it is a Home, Work or Public network. Choose accordingly as this will affect security and what your PC does and does not share on the network.
		+	[[File:Example.jpg]]
		+	You should now be connected.

Connecting to a wireless network - Revision history

Dylan at 09:43, 16 January 2020

Dylan at 09:41, 16 January 2020

Dylan at 09:41, 16 January 2020

JR: /* Windows 7 */

JR: /* Windows XP */

JR: Created page with " == Windows XP == File:WirelessXP1B.PNG Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks. File:WirelessXP2.PNG Select your wireless n..."

JR: Created page with " == Windows XP == File:WirelessXP1B.PNG Right-click on your wireless icon and select View Available Wireless Networks.
File:WirelessXP2.PNG Select your wireless n..."