Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

Onboard configuration of Windows 7, 8 and 10 computers on eduroam wireless

network

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• Access your desktop screen then clickthe wireless icon in the task tray and select csus-guest. Click Continue to connect (leave connect automaticallyunchecked).

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• A captive portal will automatically open in your default browser. For first time logins, click on Faculty/Staff/Student Wireless Setup to continue.

• If you have previously logged into eduroam, you will see a different page. Please click on the reprovision link to continue.

• If you don’t see any of these pages, you may need to restart or open a new browser and go to:• https://guest.csustan.edu/guest/d

evice_provisioning.php

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• Enter your full University email address and password in their respective fields. Click Log in to continue to the next page.

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• A Start QuickConnect link will appear in the middle of the page. Click it to download it and then run the file. If you’re running Chrome browser, you may have to tell it to “keep anyway”. Run the file after the download completes.

• You may encounter a SmartScreen message if you have Windows 10 or have Defender installed on your computer. Click on run and select yes on the following security popup to continue to the QuickConnect wizard.

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• Click Next when the Onboard Wizardappears (it may be hidden behind a window).

• A series of security warnings may appear. Select yes on all of them to finish the configuration.

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• Once the configuration is complete, click on Connect to apply the configuration. This may take between three to five minutes, so please be patient. You may close the wizard after a successful connection.

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• You may encounter the following error. Don’t worry, this is very common. Click on OK and then Close to exit the wizard.

Wireless Network Access on:Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10

• If eduroam has not connected automatically, click on the wireless icon in the task bar and click Connect. (Some computers may need to reboot before the connection occurs automatically).

Congratulations, you are now fully connected to the eduroamWireless NetworkIf you received any errors during the process, please contact the Technology Support Desk at

209-667-3687 or TechSupport@csustan.eduOr come see us in Vasche Library Room 150!