EssexAussie28
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If my train company (C2C Essex area to London, England) say that it has "free wi fi" on board the trains, how do I connect to this free wire less network?
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Free Wi Fi on trains
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Nelviticus
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Firstly, lucky you - on my train they charge you silly money with a minimum purchase of a quarter of an hour.
How you access it depends on what you're using - my phone has a 'browse for wireless LANs' function. If you're using a laptop, different versions of Windows do it in different ways but try right-clicking the wi-fi icon in the notification area of your task bar and there should be an option to view available wireless connections. It should then just be a case of picking the right one and following the wizard.
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How you access it depends on what you're using - my phone has a 'browse for wireless LANs' function. If you're using a laptop, different versions of Windows do it in different ways but try right-clicking the wi-fi icon in the notification area of your task bar and there should be an option to view available wireless connections. It should then just be a case of picking the right one and following the wizard.
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