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9/23/20 2:30PM – Wireless Pro connectivity issues for some Wireless Pro, Dedicated, Enterprise customers in Mid-Town, Live Oak, and East Side Santa Cruz

…Cruzio engineers are investigating an issue that is affecting connectivity for some Wireless Pro, Dedicated, and Enterprise customers in the areas of Midtown, Live Oak, and East Side Santa Cruz. We do not have an ETA for repair at this time but we will update this post as more information becomes available….

Connecting a Windows PC to a Wireless Network

…configure your Windows computer and wireless network card to connect to a wireless router (or wireless access point; from now on, the terms “router” and “access point” will be used interchangeably). These instructions assume that you have Internet access, such as any of Cruzio’s Broadband Services, or that you are at a location with access, such as an Internet café; and that you will be connecting to a wireless router that has previously been ins…

Is My Computer Wireless-Ready?

…ion in the Show menu). If you find AirPort or Wi-Fi listed, your Mac has a wireless card and is ready to go wireless. Click on AirPort or Wi-Fi and check to make sure it is enabled. If AirPort or Wi-Fi is not listed, your Mac may be wireless-ready. You can purchase and install an AirPort wireless card from Apple. (Older Macs may not support AirPort but you may be able to find a third-party adapter from another company.) Note: If you’re running a M…