How do I enable Wi-Fi on my Computer?

If you're using a PC, this process may differ slightly depending on the version of Windows you are using.

For Windows 7 and Vista:

• Click the 'Start Menu'
• Select 'Control Panel' and open the 'View DropDown Menu'
• Select 'Category'
• Click on 'Network and Internet', then select 'Network and Sharing Center'
• Select 'Change Adapter Settings' from the left column
• Right click on your Wi-Fi adapter and select 'Enable' (This could also be listed as 'Wireless Network Connection')

For Windows 8:

• Within the Apps screen, select 'Windows System category' and then 'Control Panel'
• Select 'View DropDown Menu'
• Select 'Category'
• Click on 'Network and Internet', then select 'Network and Sharing Center'
• Select 'Change Adapter Settings' from the left column
• Right click on your Wi-Fi adapter and select 'Enable' (This could also be listed as 'Wireless Network Connection')

For Windows XP:

• Click the 'Start Menu'
• Select 'Control Panel' and open the 'View DropDown Menu'
• Select 'Category'
• Click on 'Network and Internet', then select 'Network Connections'
• Click on 'Wireless Network Connection' and select 'Enable'