Connecting to your Wi-Fi network with Windows 10
Here's all you need to know to connect your Windows 10 computer to your new router.
Windows 10 Wi-Fi FAQs
You'll find both of them either on a sticker on the bottom or back of your router or on a pull-out tab at the back.
If you're connecting to the Internet using one of our routers, the SSID will look something like this: PlusnetWirelessABC123 or PLUSNET-Z258.
Your wireless password is made up of ten numbers and letters.
- Click the network icon on the taskbar at the bottom of your screen
- You'll be shown a list of networks. Find your router's wireless name (SSID), select it and then click Connect
- If you always want your device to connect to your router whenever it's in range, just tick Connect automatically
- Type in your network security key (this is the password we mentioned earlier). Then click Next
- Remember, your password is case sensitive. If you're having problems, just double check what you’ve typed in
- That’s it. You’ll then be connected and you’re good to go.
Follow these steps if you want to connect to other Wi-Fi networks. You’ll just need to select the network you want to connect to, and if needed, put in their password to join it.
