February 12, 2012

How To Configure Wireless Internet entrance For Your Laptop

Here's what you need to know (and do) to connect your laptop to a wireless network and get Internet access.

First off, let's talk coarse sense. Before you access any wireless network, especially one in a group place, you must have anti-virus software installed and recent on your laptop. Your laptop should also be current with all Windows Operating system Updates.

That said, the next thing you need is to have a laptop with wireless networking capabilities. If you're not sure either yours does, do the following to check it out:

  1. Click on Start | Connect To | Show all connections, or
  2. Click on Start | Settings | (Control Panel) | Network Connections
  3. Under "Lan or High-Speed Internet" you should see a wireless association icon. (If not, see below about installing a wireless network card). Assuming you have wireless capabilities, continue on doing the following:
  4. Right-click on the wireless association icon.
  5. In the pop-up menu, select "View available Wireless Networks."
  6. In the "Wireless Networking Connection" window, click on the accepted wireless network.
  7. Check the box that says "Allow me to connect to the prime wireless network."
  8. An icon in the lower right hand angle of your desktop should eventually appear stating that you are connected.
  9. Open your browser and visit any website you want. If authentication is required on the wireless network, you will be redirected automatically to a login page where you'll have to log in using an stylish Network User Name/Id and the strict password.






That's all it takes.

Note: If your laptop does not already have built-in wireless networking, you will need to buy and install, or have installed, a Wireless Networking Card. There are many brands of wireless networking cards. Just make sure you buy a card that is 802.11b or 802.11g compatible. Linksys cards are an excellent option and I recommend them highly. If you select an additional one brand, be inescapable that the card is WiFi Certified. (For a list of 802.11b and 802.11g certified cards, please visit the WiFi Alliance website.)

How To Configure Wireless Internet entrance For Your Laptop

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