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Connect to a Wireless Network on Windows

There's more than one way to connect to Wi-Fi

By Joli Ballew Joli Ballew Writer University of Texas Joli Ballew is a former freelance contributor to Lifewire and Microsoft MVP, Lynda.com trainer, Microsoft Press author, and college professor.
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Windows 10: Select the Globe icon in the lower-right corner, choose a network, select Connect, and enter the network key if prompted.Windows 8.1: Press Windows key+C, select Settings > Network > Available, choose the network, and select Connect.Windows 7: In the Taskbar, select Network, choose a network, select Connect, enter the security key, and select OK.
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All modern Windows devices support wireless network connections when equipped with the necessary hardware. Generally, that's a wireless network adapter. How you make the network connection depends on the operating system installed on the device, and there may be multiple ways to connect.
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<h2> Use the Taskbar to Connect to a Network in Windows 10 </h2> All Windows 10 devices, including desktop PCs, laptops, and tablets, let you view and log in to available wireless networks from the Taskbar. At the Network list, click the desired network and then input credentials if prompted.
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Use the Taskbar to Connect to a Network in Windows 10

All Windows 10 devices, including desktop PCs, laptops, and tablets, let you view and log in to available wireless networks from the Taskbar. At the Network list, click the desired network and then input credentials if prompted.
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If you connect using this method, you&#39;ll need to know the network name so that you can select it from the list. You will also need to know the network key (password) assigned to the network if it&#39;s secured with one. If you&#39;re at home, that information is likely on your wireless router.
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If you connect using this method, you'll need to know the network name so that you can select it from the list. You will also need to know the network key (password) assigned to the network if it's secured with one. If you're at home, that information is likely on your wireless router.
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If you&#39;re in a public place like a coffee shop, you&#39;ll need to ask the proprietor. Some networks don&#39;t require credentials, though, and a network key isn&#39;t necessary. To connect to a network in Windows 10: Select the Network icon on the Taskbar (refer to the Note below if you don&#39;t see a Network icon).
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If you're in a public place like a coffee shop, you'll need to ask the proprietor. Some networks don't require credentials, though, and a network key isn't necessary. To connect to a network in Windows 10: Select the Network icon on the Taskbar (refer to the Note below if you don't see a Network icon).
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If you&#39;re not connected to a network, this icon will be a Globe icon with a No symbol. In the list of available networks, select the network to connect to it.
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If you're not connected to a network, this icon will be a Globe icon with a No symbol. In the list of available networks, select the network to connect to it.
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To connect to this network automatically next time you&#39;re within range of it, click next to Connect Automatically. Click Connect. If prompted, type the network key and click Next.
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To connect to this network automatically next time you're within range of it, click next to Connect Automatically. Click Connect. If prompted, type the network key and click Next.
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If prompted, decide if the network is a public network or a private one. Select the applicable answer.
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If prompted, decide if the network is a public network or a private one. Select the applicable answer.
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If you don&#39;t see a Network icon on the Taskbar, click Start &gt; Settings &gt; Network &amp; Internet &gt; Wi-Fi &gt; Show Available Networks. Rarely, the network you want to connect to is hidden from view, which means the network name won’t appear in the Network list.
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If you don't see a Network icon on the Taskbar, click Start > Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Show Available Networks. Rarely, the network you want to connect to is hidden from view, which means the network name won’t appear in the Network list.
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If this is the case, you’ll have to work through the Network Connection wizard, available from the Network and Sharing Center. <h2> Connect to a Network Using the Network and Sharing Center </h2> For those more familiar with using Network and Sharing Center, accessing it may be slightly different from previous versions of Windows, but the basic functionality is nearly the same. To connect to a network using the Network and Sharing Center, do the following: Right-click the Network icon on the Taskbar and select Open Network &amp; Internet settings.
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If this is the case, you’ll have to work through the Network Connection wizard, available from the Network and Sharing Center.

Connect to a Network Using the Network and Sharing Center

For those more familiar with using Network and Sharing Center, accessing it may be slightly different from previous versions of Windows, but the basic functionality is nearly the same. To connect to a network using the Network and Sharing Center, do the following: Right-click the Network icon on the Taskbar and select Open Network & Internet settings.
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From the left panel, select Status. Under Advanced network settings, select Network and Sharing Center.
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From the left panel, select Status. Under Advanced network settings, select Network and Sharing Center.
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Under Change your networking settings, select Set up a new connection or network. Select Set up a new network and select Next.
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Under Change your networking settings, select Set up a new connection or network. Select Set up a new network and select Next.
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Enter the required information and select Next. (Check with your network administrator or the documentation included with your wireless router.) Complete the wizard as prompted.
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Enter the required information and select Next. (Check with your network administrator or the documentation included with your wireless router.) Complete the wizard as prompted.
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Windows 8.1 offers a Network icon on the Taskbar (which is on the Desktop) like Windows 10 does, and the steps for connecting to a network from there are almost identical. To connect from the Desktop, though, you must first access it.
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You can do that from the Start screen by clicking the Desktop tile or by using the key combination Windows key&#43;D. Once at the Desktop, follow the steps shown above in the Windows 10 section of this article.
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If you&#39;d rather connect to a network from the Windows 8.1 Charms bar, or if there&#39;s no Network icon on the Taskbar: Swipe in from the right side of your touchscreen device, or move your mouse cursor to the lower-right corner of the screen. (You can also use the keyboard combination Windows key&#43;C.) Click Settings &gt; Network.
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If you'd rather connect to a network from the Windows 8.1 Charms bar, or if there's no Network icon on the Taskbar: Swipe in from the right side of your touchscreen device, or move your mouse cursor to the lower-right corner of the screen. (You can also use the keyboard combination Windows key+C.) Click Settings > Network.
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Select the network. To connect to this network automatically next time you&#39;re in range, place a check next to Connect Automatically.
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If prompted, decide if the network is a public network or a private one. Click the applicable answer. If the network you want to connect to is hidden and doesn&#39;t appear in the Network list, use the Network and Sharing Center as detailed in the Windows 10 section above.
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<h2> Connect to a Network in Windows 7 </h2> Windows 7 also offers various ways to connect to networks. The easiest way is to connect using the Network icon on the Taskbar: Select the Network icon on the Taskbar. If you&#39;re not connected to a network, this icon looks like a Wi-Fi icon with no bars and has an asterisk on it.
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Connect to a Network in Windows 7

Windows 7 also offers various ways to connect to networks. The easiest way is to connect using the Network icon on the Taskbar: Select the Network icon on the Taskbar. If you're not connected to a network, this icon looks like a Wi-Fi icon with no bars and has an asterisk on it.
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In the Network list, select the network to connect to. To connect to this network automatically next time you&#39;re in range, place a check next to Connect Automatically. Click Connect.
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Here you&#39;ll find the option Manage Wireless Networks. If you experience wireless network connection problems or if you don&#39;t see the network you want to connect to in the network list when working through the steps above, go here and click Manually Create a Network Profile. Work through the wizard to add the connection.
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Here you'll find the option Manage Wireless Networks. If you experience wireless network connection problems or if you don't see the network you want to connect to in the network list when working through the steps above, go here and click Manually Create a Network Profile. Work through the wizard to add the connection.
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You'll need to know the following information before you begin: SSID: The Sevice Set Identifier. You'll likely find this on your broadband router and might also be the name of the network. Key: The network identifier (password).
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Write down the name of the network you want to connect to. To locate the name of the interface, type netsh wlan show interface and press Enter on the keyboard. Write down what you find in the first entry, next to the name.
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