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How to connect your MAC OSX computer to a Wi-Fi Network

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Updated 06-29-2022 02:05:06 AM Number of views for this article56546

Our wireless devices can work very well with MAC OS devices, and it is very easy to connect wireless network on MAC OS, below is a guide that can help you.

System Information: Mac OS X Version 10.7.3
Method 1: Connecting procedure
Step 1
On the top bar, at the right side, click the Wi-Fi button.
If your Wi-Fi is turned off, please turn it first.
Step 2
Select your wireless network and click it. If it is secured, a window will pop out like the picture below, type in the password. You must know what is your password, please mark Show password to check whether you password is correct.
*Note: If you want to connect this network automatically next time, please mark Remember this network.
Method 2: Adding a wireless network profile
Step 1
On the left side of the top menu, click the apple button and go to System Preferences.
Step 2
Click Network.
Step 3
On the left side menu, click Wi-Fi, then click Advanced.
Step 4
Below the middle box, click the “+” button.
Step 5
Type in the Network Name, it must be correct.
Select the correct Security type. Here we take WPA/WPA2 Personal as example.
At last, click the OK button.
Step 6
After you successfully created a wireless network, it will be shown in the box below. Click OK button to finish the procedure.

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