How do you connect to the WiFI? null

Either through ethernet port or wirelessly. If you go wirelessly, this computer can only support 802.11 b/g/n only. Not a/ac. So if you have a dual band wifi set up at your home, you won't be able to connect this computer wirelessly to a 5GHz band without physically upgrading the wifi card.

This connects like a normal computer to Wifi. With Windows 10 you can Swipe from the Far right of the screen, over to the left about 3-5 inches on the monitor. you'll get a panel of different objects to select from, one of them is NETWORK Touch the network icon, and you will be presented with a list of WiFi SSID's you can connect to. Pick on, type in the password/passphrase and you're connected.

It has built in wifi. No extra accessories are required.

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Either through ethernet port or wirelessly. If you go wirelessly, this computer can only support 802.11 b/g/n only. Not a/ac. So if you have a dual band wifi set up at your home, you won't be able to connect this computer wirelessly to a 5GHz band without physically upgrading the wifi card.
Answered by Albert 9 years ago
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This connects like a normal computer to Wifi. With Windows 10 you can Swipe from the Far right of the screen, over to the left about 3-5 inches on the monitor. you'll get a panel of different objects to select from, one of them is NETWORK Touch the network icon, and you will be presented with a list of WiFi SSID's you can connect to. Pick on, type in the password/passphrase and you're connected.
Answered by drea0702 9 years ago
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It has built in wifi. No extra accessories are required.
Answered by Chris 9 years ago
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