To begin, click Start > Settings > Control Panel.

In Control Panel, select Network Connections and double click on it.

Right-Click on your wireless network connection and select Properties.

Under the General section, check the both boxes: Show icon in notification area when connected. Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity. Click on the Wireless Networks tab.

On the Wireless Networks tab make sure the Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings is
checked. Under the Preferred networks section, choose BC-WiFi and click on the Properties tab.

In the Association section, in the Network Authentication drop down box, choose Open. In the Data encryption drop down box, choose WEP. Check The Key is provided for me automatically box.
Click the Authentication tab.

In the Authentication section, check the Enable IEEE 802.1x box, and in the EAP type: drop down box choose SecureW2. Make sure no other box is checked. Click the Properties tab.

On the Profile window under the Profile: drop down box, click the Configure tab.

On the Connection window no options are checked. Click the Certificates tab

Click verify server certificates option, then the Authentication tab.

On the Select Authentication Method, drop down Window make sure PAP is selected. Click User account tab

Check the Prompt user for credentials option, then click the Advanced tab.

Check Allow users to setup new connections option. Click OK tab until all windows close.

You should now see, the Click here…‘yellow bubble’ click on it.

Enter your Username (which is everything before the “@” on your Brooklyn College email address) and Password and then click the OK tab

You should now see, the Click here to process …‘yellow bubble’ click on it

Enter your Username (which is everything before the @ on your Brooklyn College email address) and Password and then click the OK tab

Click the Install All Certificates tab

Click the OK tab

If you see Authentication succeeded, then you are logged on.

    

You should now see, the Connected to: BC-WiFi yellow bubble. You should be able to browse the Internet now.