There are three ways to connect devices to your Wi-Fi network and share access:
If you have a gateway modem, you can also use WPS (not for 360 WiFi):
To connect a device to your network, follow these steps:
2. Enable Wi-Fi on your device. Most devices have a setting called "Connections" or "Network" where you can enable or toggle on Wi-Fi.
3. Select your network. You'll see a list of available Wi-Fi networks. Find yours in the list (this is your SSID or network name).
4. Enter your Wi-Fi password. This is your security key. Enter it, paying close attention to capitalization, and select "Join" or "Connect." The device will check the security settings and connect within a moment or two.
Optional: Most devices have the option to "Connect automatically" or "Remember this network." When you enable this, your device will always connect to that network without entering the password each time.
You can connect a mobile device to your Wi-Fi using a unique QR code in the app.
2. Tap Network Information.
3. Tap Share Network to see the QR code.
4. Scan the code. Use a mobile device with a camera to scan the QR code. Follow the prompts to confirm and join the network. No password required!
Instructions may vary slightly by router and device, but generally, here's how to connect with WPS:
1. Push the WPS button on the router. The button will typically begin to flash amber/orange, letting you know it is searching for a device to connect.
2. Select the name of the wireless network (SSID) on the device's Wi-Fi settings. Your device should complete the connection without entering a password.
Access your wireless or network settings in the same way you did above (varies by device). You may see two separate options to "Disconnect" or to "Forget" the connection.
If your device won't connect, usually there's a problem with the device's network settings or hardware, or you've got a password error. Try these steps to see if you can refresh the connection:
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