The Android™ platform is the most popular operating system (OS) for smartphones and tablets. This article will guide you on how to connect your Android smartphone and tablet to the Wi-Fi.
Before you proceed, ensure to have the following:
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Active internet connection
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Wi-Fi name and security key or password
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NOTE: The images may vary depending on the Android device you use.
NOTE: The images may vary depending on the Android device you use.
Step 1:
From the Home screen, go to the App drawer/tray.
NOTE: Some smartphones use their own proprietary Android-based user interfaces (UI) and do not use the App drawer. For these UIs, apps are on the Home screen.
From the Home screen, go to the App drawer/tray.
NOTE: Some smartphones use their own proprietary Android-based user interfaces (UI) and do not use the App drawer. For these UIs, apps are on the Home screen.
Step 2:
Open Settings.
Step 3:
Select Wi-Fi and toggle the switch to turn it ON.
NOTE: For some Android smartphones, you have to go through Wireless and network before selecting Wi-Fi.
Step 4:
Tap your Wi-Fi name.
Step 5:
Enter your Wi-Fi password in the Password field.
NOTE: Your password will show dots to hide the characters. Tap Show password to reveal your password.
Step 6:
Tap Connect. Then, wait for a few moments to confirm your internet connection.
Step 6:
Tap Connect. Then, wait for a few moments to confirm your internet connection.
Your Android smartphone or tablet should now be connected to the Wi-Fi.
If you encounter problems connecting to your network, click on the following links for troubleshooting instructions:
