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Today, Mytour will guide you on how to connect to a Wi-Fi network on your iPhone, Android phone, or Windows/Mac computer.
Steps
On iPhone and iPad
- These steps also apply to iPod touch.
Tap on the Wi-Fi option near the top of the Settings page.
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi
Click on the name of the network. The Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to will be listed under the 'CHOOSE A NETWORK' heading. Once you select it, the device will start preparing to connect.
Enter the Wi-Fi password if prompted. If you're using a home network with no password set, you can find the Wi-Fi password on the side or back of the router.
- If there is no password, you will automatically connect after selecting the network name.
Click on Join at the top-right corner of the screen. Once the correct password is entered, the device will automatically begin connecting to the network.
On Android
Swipe down from the top of the screen. The Quick Settings menu will appear.
Wi-Fi
- If the switch is already set to "ON", you can skip this step.
Tap on the network name. Look for the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to.
Enter the network password if prompted. If you're using a home network and haven't set a password, check the bottom or the back of your router for the Wi-Fi password.
- If there is no password, your device will connect automatically once you select the network name.
Click on Connect at the bottom-right corner of the screen. Once the correct password is entered, your Android device will start connecting to the network.
On Windows
*^- On Windows 7, the Wi-Fi icon looks like a series of bars.
- On Windows 8, hover your cursor to the top-right corner of the screen and click on Settings.
Click on the network name. This is the network you know the password for and have permission to connect to.
Click on Connect at the bottom-right corner of the network name.
- You can check the "Connect automatically" box here to have your computer connect to this network whenever you're in range.
Enter the network password if prompted. If you're using a home network without a password, you can find the Wi-Fi password at the bottom or back of your router.
- If the network is open (no password), your computer will connect automatically after you click Connect.
Click on Next at the bottom-left corner of the network window. The computer will begin connecting to the network as long as the password entered is correct.
On Mac
Click on the network name. A window will pop up asking you to enter the password.
Enter the network password when prompted. If you're using a home network and haven't set a password, check the bottom or the back of your router for the Wi-Fi password.
- If the network is open (no password), your Mac will connect automatically as soon as you click on the network name.
Click on Join at the bottom of the pop-up window. As long as the correct password is entered, your Mac will start connecting.
