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# How to enable Wi-Fi on the iSeq 100
The iSeq 100 has integrated wireless networking hardware. By default, the Wi-Fi adapter is disabled because a wired connection is recommended for the most reliable data transfer. The Wi-Fi can be enabled using the following steps. Enabling wireless connection requires admin privileges, ensure user is logged in as sbsadmin or an account with admin privileges (not sbsuser).
**Note**: Wireless connectivity is intended for internet access and post-run data transfer. It is not recommend to select an output folder via wireless connection.
1. From the iSeq Control Software, click or tap on Menu on the top left and select **System Settings**
2. Then select the **Network Access** tab from the top of the menu
3. Select the **Network Configuration** button
4. On the Windows network & internet status screen, select **Change adapter options**
5. Enable the Wi-Fi adapter by right clicking or long pressing on it and selecting **Enable**
6. Close network connections window after Wi-Fi adapter is enabled and navigate back to Windows Network & Internet
7. Configure Wi-Fi as needed from within the Wi-Fi tab
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