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    • What if I have trouble connecting?
    1. Ensure you are at a valid Verizon Wi-Fi location using the Wi-Fi Connect Location Directory.
      • Verizon Wi-Fi is only available at supported Verizon Wi-Fi hotspots found in this directory.

    2. Most computers have a Wi-Fi switch, which can be turned on or off to control whether your computer is actively looking for wireless networks. Verify that you have Wi-Fi turned on.


    3. If the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect software is currently running, stop and restart the software.
      • Stop the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect software by right-clicking the Wi-Fi Connect icon in the right Taskbar and selecting Exit.


        • Exit

      • Click Start in the left Taskbar and select All Programs.


      • Click Wi-Fi Connect and select Wi-Fi Connect. This will restart the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect software.

        • Restart


    4. Use Windows to repair your wireless connection.
      • Windows XP
        • Right click the wireless network connection icon in the right Taskbar and select Repair. [Show Me]

      • Windows Vista
        • Right click the wireless network connection icon in the right Taskbar and select Diagnose and Repair. [Show Me]


    5. Reboot your laptop or netbook computer.


    6. If you have enabled the logging feature in the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect software, you can review the log file to help diagnose the connection issue. The name of the log file is VzConnectLog.txt.
      • Windows XP stores the log file at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Wi-Fi Connect\Config.

      • Windows Vista stores the log file at C:\ProgramData\Wi-Fi Connect\Config.

    7. Additional troubleshooting information is available in the Verizon Wi-Fi Connect User Guide .

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