The Nexus™ 7 is one of the popular tablets available in the market today used for wireless mobile browsing, video streaming, e-book reading, and more. This article will give you instructions on how to connect it to the Wi-Fi.
QUICK TIP: Make sure you know the wireless settings of your router before connecting your device to the network.
QUICK TIP: Make sure you know the wireless settings of your router before connecting your device to the network.
Step 1:
Tap Settings. There are two ways to go to Settings:
Tap Settings. There are two ways to go to Settings:
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Swipe down the Notifications bar at the top.
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Tap All Apps in the Favorites tray on your home screen.
Step 2:
Select Wi-Fi and look for your Wi-Fi name.
NOTE: Make sure that the Wi-Fi switch is On. Otherwise, the available Wi-Fi networks will not appear.
Step 3:
If your Wi-Fi is secured, then enter the correct password or security key.
QUICK TIP: Secured networks are indicated with a lock icon. Also, if the device detects a network that you have connected to previously, the Nexus 7 will connect to it automatically.
Step 4:
Tap Connect.
Select Wi-Fi and look for your Wi-Fi name.
NOTE: Make sure that the Wi-Fi switch is On. Otherwise, the available Wi-Fi networks will not appear.
Step 3:
If your Wi-Fi is secured, then enter the correct password or security key.
QUICK TIP: Secured networks are indicated with a lock icon. Also, if the device detects a network that you have connected to previously, the Nexus 7 will connect to it automatically.
Step 4:
Tap Connect.
Your Nexus 7 tablet should now be connected to the Wi-Fi.
QUICK TIP: Tap your SSID again to get the wireless settings of your network such as Status, Signal strength, Link speed, Security and IP address.
