Think of it kind of like the oil in your car, except it doesn't ever have to be changed. Earwax is created by a mixture of secretions from glands that line the ear canal, sloughed-off skin cells, and bits of hair. It acts as a cleaning agent, which also protects and lubricates part of the sensitive ear canal.
Instructions. Confirm the computer has a Wi-Fi card installed. Click Start.. Type devmgmt.msc into the search bar. Press Enter to open Device Manager. Expand Network adapters.. If there is no device with the words WLAN, Wi-Fi or Wireless LAN in the name, your computer might not have a Wi-Fi card.Connect a USB wireless card to the computer and install the device to enable wireless capabilities on your PC. Click Start.. Right-click Network..Select Properties from the contextual menu to open Network and Sharing Center..f there is no device with the words WLAN, Wi-Fi or Wireless LAN in the name, your computer might not have a Wi-Fi card. Connect a USB wireless card to the computer and install the device to enable wireless capabilities on your PC. Click Start..
Connect to a Wi-Fi Network. Click the Wireless On/Off toggle to turn Wi-Fi on. Wait a few seconds for a list of nearby networks to appear. If you don't see any networks, make sure your Wi-Fi router is on and that your computer is in the same room. Screenshot courtesy of Microsoft.Connect to a Wi-Fi Network. Click Yes on a Windows 8.1 computer if you want to automatically connect to other computers or devices on the same network, like a network printer or a smart TV. You should use this option only if you're at home or at work.If you're in a coffee shop or other public place, click No.creenshot courtesy of Microsoft. Connect to a Wi-Fi Network. Click Yes on a Windows 8.1 computer if you want to automatically connect to other computers or devices on the same network, like a network printer or a smart TV. You should use this option only if you're at home or at work.