You can maximize your router’s wireless performance by connecting your wireless devices to it. To connect those devices, you'll need the wireless settings of your network.
NOTE: If you're unsure about the wireless settings of your router, you may check it either at the bottom panel or, if it has been customized, through its web-based setup page. For instructions on checking your wireless settings through the router's web-based setup page, click here.
NOTE: If you're unsure about the wireless settings of your router, you may check it either at the bottom panel or, if it has been customized, through its web-based setup page. For instructions on checking your wireless settings through the router's web-based setup page, click here.
Once you have the wireless settings, you can start connecting the wireless devices to your network. Click on any of the following devices below to learn how:
If your device is not listed above, follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Turn ON the wireless feature of your device and browse for available wireless networks.
Step 2:
Look for your wireless network name (SSID) then click or tap to connect to it.
Step 3:
You might be prompted for the security key or password. Enter the required password and select Connect or Join to go online.
Turn ON the wireless feature of your device and browse for available wireless networks.
Step 2:
Look for your wireless network name (SSID) then click or tap to connect to it.
Step 3:
You might be prompted for the security key or password. Enter the required password and select Connect or Join to go online.
You have now successfully connected to your wireless network.
IMPORTANT: If the steps above do not apply to your device, please refer to your device’s manual or support for detailed instructions. If you encounter problems connecting to your network, click on the following links for troubleshooting instructions:
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