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• If you've already connected using an Ethernet cable, unplug this now • Make sure your Mac has 'Airport'. This is Apple's name for its wireless technology and most recent Macs have it installed as standard.

If not, you'll need an Airport card or a third-party wireless adapter • Click on the 'Airport' icon (turning Airport on if necessary) to show a list of wireless networks that are in range of your computer • From the list find your Hub's network name (SSID) and click on it • Enter the Hub's wireless key. If you've got OSX 10.4 ('Tiger') then you need to put $ in front of the key. Make sure you've ticked 'Remember this network'. Click OK to finish. • To check you're connected to your Hub, click on the Airport Status.

Serial Prosecutor. You should see a tick next to the name of your Hub This video will show you how to connect your Mac to your BT Home Hub. • If you've already connected using an Ethernet cable, unplug this now • If your computer does not have inbuilt wireless, make sure that you that have correctly installed a wireless adapter following the adapter manufacturer's instructions. Your wireless adapter must be 802.11b, g or n compliant. To get the best possible wireless performance we recommend a dual band wireless adapter. • If your computer has built-in wireless, turn it on by either using the wireless switch (if your computer has one) or activating wireless from within the wireless software. A New Ladder Of Citizen Participation Pdf Download.

• Click or tap the network icon in the system tray at the bottom of the screen • You'll see a list of available wireless networks. Select your Hub from the list • Select Connect. If you always want the device to connect to your Hub whenever it's in range then tick the box for 'Connect automatically' • Put in the Hub's wireless password and select Next • Windows will check the password and, if entered correctly, you'll be connected to the Hub. If you want to disconnect then just click Disconnect Connecting to other wireless networks You can use these instruction to set up connections to other wi-fi networks.

Once you've identified the network you want to connect to, then put in the network password to join it. With some public wi-fi networks, you don't need a password. Connecting to BT Wi-fi As a BT Broadband user you get access to a wide network of wireless hotspots, mainly through other people's Hubs. • If you've already connected using an Ethernet cable, unplug this now • If your computer does not have inbuilt wireless, make sure that you that have correctly installed a wireless adapter following the adapter manufacturer's instructions. Your wireless adapter must be 802.11b, g or n compliant. To get the best possible wireless performance we recommend a dual band wireless adapter.

If your computer has built-in wireless, turn it on by either using the wireless switch (if your computer has one) or activating wireless from within the wireless software. • Hold down the Windows key + D together to enter desktop mode.

Windows 8 shows an icon in the task tray to confirm that the wireless adapter is installed. • Move the mouse over the network icon and left-click to bring up the Wireless Network Connection menu. Make sure 'Airplane mode' is switched to Off • A list of available wireless networks will be displayed. Choose the name of your Hub (SSID) and click Connect • Now enter the security key and then click Next • You should now be connected to your Hub. You might see an option for network sharing. This completes the connection.