Wireless On Or Off

Hi ostaaali 

Please follow the below mentioned steps that might help you:

1. Right-click ” wireless network “icon (you can look for the wireless icon in the task bar-right-hand side Bottom)and select the option to open the Wireless connection window.
2. Click “Refresh” to search for all available wireless networks in the local area, and then select the name of your new wireless network.
3. Click “Connect”, and follow the prompts to select the type of security (WEP or WAP) and enter the Network key (password or passphrase), and then select Connect.

Also, a message that the computer is connected to a wireless networks should display near the task bar. Or, you can hover the cursor over the wireless icon in the task bar to view a message about wireless network connection.

Hope that helps you.

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Thanks & Regards
Prateek K

For Windows Based Computers

If the drivers for the wireless adapter contain a setting to toggle wireless radio, it can be located using the 

following path: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Right click Wireless Network Connection Icon > Properties > 

Configure > Advanced tab

Here you will find a textbox with a list of selectable properties that are populated by the device driver. Once you 

select a property there will be a value field with a dropdown box containing configuration options that apply to that 

specific property. The name of the wireless radio property may vary because the listed properties are dependent on 

each specific device driver. It should be fairly intuitive to determine the correct property if you simply have the user 

read all the listed properties to you.

Many laptop manufacturers will place a physical switch on the outside casing of the laptop, so that the user can 

easily toggle wireless radio. Sometimes these switches get accidentally turned off, or intentionally turned off and the 

end user forgets to switch it back. The best practice in these situations is to ask the user to look for a physical switch 

on the case of the laptop, possibly with a symbol of a radio tower next to it. After turning the wireless switch on, the 

user will probably need to refresh their network list.