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# I want to connect to Wi-Fi
See below for details on how to connect to a WiFi network:
* 
[
**Connect to Wi-Fi on a smartphone**](#connect-to-wifi-on-a-smartphone)
* 
[**Connect to Wi-Fi on a computer**](#connect-to-wifi-on-a-computer-it-might-be-different-depending-on-the-device.)
## **Connect to Wi-Fi on a smartphone**
The details may vary for each smartphone, but **Wi-Fi** settings can generally be found in the Quick Settings menu, which can be accessed by swiping down from the top of your screen.
Tap the toggle to turn on Wi-Fi, then tap the name of the Wi-Fi network you would like to connect to. Enter the password if required and tap **Connect**.
 
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## **Connect to Wi-Fi on a computer**
### On Windows
* Click on the 
**Windows menu** button, select **Settings**, click on **Network and Internet.** In the left menu panel, click on the **Wi-Fi** option. Toggle the Wi-Fi option to **On** to enable your Wi-Fi adapter. Connect to the WiFi network you prefer. You might be asked for the password.
* A short path is to click on the **Wi-Fi** icon in the toolbar in the lower-left corner of your computer screen. If it isn't there, click the 
**arrow** to see if it's grouped with the other icons on your toolbar. Click on the larger **Wi-Fi** box that appears in the pop-up menu and select the WiFi network you want to connect to.
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