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<h2><b> How to connect @JumboPlus or @JumboPlus5GHz for Windows 10 </b></h2> <br/><br/>
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<h2><b> Connecting to @JumboPlus5GHz on Windows 10 </b></h2> <br/><br/>
1. Press the Wi-Fi icon on the Taskbar (bottom right-hand corner) [[File: JumboWin10 04.png | link=]] to check if your device sees the Wi-Fi names: @JumboPlus or @JumboPlus5GHz. <br/><br/> ** If you only see the name @JumboPlus, it means your device supports the 2.4 GHz frequency only. ** <br/> *** If you see both names, it means your device supports the 5GHz frequency. It is recommended to connect to @JumboPlus5GHz. *** <br/> <pre style="color: red"> Please select only one name. If you choose both names on the same device, it may result in intermittent connectivity issues. </pre>
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Open the Control Panel, go to Network and Internet, and click "View network status and tasks."
<br/><br/> [[File: JumboWin10 05.png | link=]] [[File: JumboWin10 06.png | link=]] <br/><br/>
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<br/> [[File:่001win10.png |800px| link=]]<br/>
2. At the Windows Security window, enter your CMU Account, which you received from the university, and then click '''OK''' <br/> CMU Student: Firstname_Surname@cmu.ac.th <br/>CMU Staff : Firstname.Surname@cmu.ac.th <br/><br/>[[File:JumboWin10 02.png|link=]] <br/><br/>
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3. Click the connectivity icon on the Taskbar [[File:JumboWin10 04.png|link=]] <br/><br/>
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Select "Set up a new connection or network" and then choose "Manually connect to a wireless network."
4. Select either @JumboPlus or @JumboPlus5GHz, and then click '''Connect''' <br/><br/> [[File:JumboWin10 01.png|link=]] <br/><br/>
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5. After successfully connecting to @JumboPlus or @JumboPlus5GHz, the device will remember the connection for the next time when in a signal area. The device will automatically connect <br/><br/> [[File:JumboWin10 03.png|link=]]
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In the Network name field, enter "@JumboPlus5GHz", and in the Security type field, select "WPA2-Enterprise", then click "Next."
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Select "Change connection settings."
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Click on the Security tab. Under "Choose a network authentication method," click "Settings."
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Under "When connecting," uncheck the box next to "Verify the server's identity by validating the certificate," then click "OK."
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Next, in the Wi-Fi connection window, click Connect on the @JumboPlus5GHz network.
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<br/> [[File:009win10.png | link=]]<br/>
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Enter your CMU Account and click OK.
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<br/> [[File:010win10.png| link=]]<br/>
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Once successfully connected to @JumboPlus5GHz, your device will remember the connection. The next time you are within range, it will connect automatically.
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Revision as of 09:50, 5 August 2025

Connecting to @JumboPlus5GHz on Windows 10



Open the Control Panel, go to Network and Internet, and click "View network status and tasks."
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Select "Set up a new connection or network" and then choose "Manually connect to a wireless network."
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In the Network name field, enter "@JumboPlus5GHz", and in the Security type field, select "WPA2-Enterprise", then click "Next."
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Select "Change connection settings."
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Click on the Security tab. Under "Choose a network authentication method," click "Settings."
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Under "When connecting," uncheck the box next to "Verify the server's identity by validating the certificate," then click "OK."
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Next, in the Wi-Fi connection window, click Connect on the @JumboPlus5GHz network.
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Enter your CMU Account and click OK.
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Once successfully connected to @JumboPlus5GHz, your device will remember the connection. The next time you are within range, it will connect automatically.
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