Get HTC One (M8) (0P6B120) support for the topic: Configure a Wi-Fi Network Connection Profile for a RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900. Nov 04, 2010 The BlackBerry Torch features Wi-Fi, so you can surf the internet without using your inclusive data. We show you how to set up a new Wi-Fi connection.

By Using WiFi on your BlackBerry PlayBook begins with setting up the tablet. With the PlayBook configured to work with WiFi, turn on the PlayBook’s WiFi transceiver. Sagem Fmx 12 Manual. You have two ways to do that. Here’s one way to do this: • Go to the home screen and tap the Gear button. The list of options appears. • Next to WiFi Connectivity, make sure the word On appears.

If not, touch the switch and slide it to the left. • For Select a Network, choose one of these options: • Available Networks to see a list of all possible connections. • Open Networks to see only those that do not require a security code or other sign-in. • Saved Networks to go to a list of networks you have previously configured.

• If more than one network is listed on the page, choose one to work with. In general, choose the one that you know to be secure and that has the strongest signal, indicated by the most number of green bars. Here’s the other way. If the system is already configured to search for networks, follow these steps: • Go to the home screen and tap the WiFi icon. The icon is in the status bar at the top. • Next to WiFi Connectivity, make sure the word On appears. If not, touch the switch and slide it to the left.

• If more than one network is listed, choose one to work with. In general, choose the one that you know to be secure and that has the strongest signal, indicated by the most number of green bars.

• Proceed based on the type of access granted: • Open Network. Connect and proceed to use the WiFi.

• Secured WiFi. Type in the network password and tap Connect. Some systems may also require a username. • WiFi Protected Setup (WPS). This requires physical access to the router hardware with these steps: • Choose Use WPS.

• On the router, press the WPS button. • On your PlayBook, tap Start to initiate communication. • WiFi Protected Setup PIN Code. • Choose Use WPS. • On the administration screen for the WiFi router, type in the PIN that is displayed. • Manual Connection. • Choose Connect Manually.

• Type in the name of the network. • If the network is hidden, select Hidden SSID. • Choose the security type and specify any additional information.

• Tap Connect or tap Save (to save without connecting).

If your new BlackBerry has and you are in range of a hotspot you have access to, you can use this to supplement the or data connection. Wi-Fi-based internet access is usually faster than even 3G and it will preserve your handset’s battery life if the signal is strong. Setting up a Wi-Fi connection is very simple and is also aided by a wizard. If the access point or hotspot you are planning to connect to uses WEP or WPA security, make sure you have the password, also known as a key.

• From the setup wizard, select ‘Set Up Wi-Fi’. • Read the explanation of how Wi-Fi can benefit your BlackBerry use, then click ‘Set Up’. • The next screen contains more basic information about Wi-Fi. There is a tick box you can select if you want to disable this screen. This is worth doing if you are comfortable with how Wi-Fi works and how to set up a connection. Click ‘Next’. • On this screen, you have four options, but ‘Scan For Networks’ is the feature you will use most to find a Wi-Fi connection.

If you are an advanced user and the hotspot you are planning to connect to does not broadcast its name (known as an SSID), use ‘Manually Add Network’. Otherwise, select ‘Scan for Networks’. • Your BlackBerry will look for hotspots and display the results as a list. Pick the one you want. • If it is an unsecured, you are done – just save the settings and connect. If it is a secure network, you will be prompted to enter the key.

Do this and click ‘Save’. • That’s it – you are up and running, and your BlackBerry will connect to that Wi-Fi hotspot whenever it is in range.