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Windows 10
If your computer doesn't have a built in Wi-Fi receiver, the network icon in the tray won't show any network options. In order to connect to your internet, you can use a USB Wi-Fi adapter.
![Windows 10 screen with network menu open in taskbar showing no available wi-fi networks](https://td.cscc.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=ee20cd6b-c6b8-43ea-828c-9a07923ffe8b.png)
Set up Wi-Fi adapter
- Plug the adapter into any available USB port on your computer.
![example USB ports](https://td.cscc.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=bb7ee4c1-e618-4091-9f78-fc3a4d52c3c9.png)
- Then click on the network icon, and you will see all available Wi-Fi networks
![Network list showing available networks](https://td.cscc.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=251639e0-a382-4f0a-b040-85d1a9a3aa24.png)
- Select your wireless network from the list.
- You can check the Connect automatically box if you want to always connect, then click Connect.
![CSCC wireless network selected with "Connect automatically" checkbox checked](https://td.cscc.edu/TDPortal/Images/Viewer?fileName=7bc39fa4-3db9-4fbd-b264-bbaa44efa43a.png)
- Enter the password for your wireless network, then click Connect.
You are now connected to the internet.