Note: Wi-Fi operates using radio frequency, most commonly broadcasting at 2.4 GHz. If experiencing issues with your network dropping or performing inadequately, you may want to consider using two devices. Modem/router combo units may not be as reliable as a stand-alone router connected to a modem. For Internet access, you will also need a modem and a subscription from a cable/satellite/DSL company (many users will have a combination modem/router provided by their Internet Service Provider). The only requirement to connect to a Wi-Fi network is a wireless router, hooked up and configured. There is also information about Wi-Fi Sense, the new networking feature in Windows 10. This article provides information about connecting to a basic Wi-Fi network, suitable for most home users. Were you looking for Blu-ray/DVD Drive/Burner (Firmware, Software, and Drivers) - Digital Storage? (click to go there)
