Connecting to Wi-Fi Networks

Connecting to Wi-Fi Networks

City owned computers should automatically connect to the city's protected Wi-Fi network (COG_Wireless), if your computer is having issues connecting to this network please submit a ticket here: https://greeleygov.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/300/Portal/Requests/ServiceDet?ID=3460.

The following steps will help you connect to the city's guest Wi-Fi network or your own home Wi-Fi network.

Steps (via Taskbar Icon)

  • Quickly connect using the Connection Status Taskbar Icon

    • Click on the Connection Status Icon on the taskbar, it should look like a globe or a Wi-Fi icon. This will open a popup window with various connection options, starting with Wi-Fi. Click the arrow next to the Wi-Fi icon.

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    • A list of available Wi-Fi networks will appear, select the network you'd like to join (in this example we'll connect to the COG_Guest network, if you're at home you can select your home Wi-Fi network). Once you select a network it will expand with a Connect button. Clicking this button will connect you to the network.

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    • NOTE: any device connecting to the COG_Guest network will have to accept Terms & Conditions, on most devices this will open automatically once connected to the network however some devices may need to manually open the Terms & Conditions page by opening a browser which will automatically re-direct you to the T&C page.

Steps (via Settings Menu)

  • Open the Settings Menu

    • Click on the Start button or press the Windows key on your keyboard.
    • Select Settings (gear icon) from the menu.

  • Navigate to Network & Internet

    • In the Settings window, click on Network & Internet from the left-hand menu.
    • Ensure you are in the Wi-Fi section.

  • Turn On Wi-Fi

    • If Wi-Fi is off, click the toggle switch to turn it on.
    • The system will begin searching for available networks.

  • Select Your Network

    • Under the list of available networks, locate and click on your desired Wi-Fi network.
    • If your network does not appear, click Show available networks to refresh the list.

  • Enter the Network Password

    • If the network is secured, a password prompt will appear.
    • Type in the password and click Connect.

  • Confirm Connection

    • Once connected, you will see a checkmark or “Connected” status next to the network name.
    • To verify, look for the Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar showing active signal strength.
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