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Open your list of available networks from the bottom right of your taskbar and select “setup-wifi”. (You may see a message saying “setup-wifi has no internet access”. You can ignore this)

NOTE – if you are unable to find the setup-wifi network, trying moving to a slightly different location on campus. You should find it without having to move too far. 

When you have connected to the setup-wifi network, follow the steps below.  

• Open Google Chrome (other browsers may not allow the Cloudpath process to run) 
• Visit or click the “Cloudpath site” button below 
• Enter your ÌìÌÃÊÓƵ username and password 
• Click Continue

Tick the box to confirm that you agree to the AUP, then click the “Accept AUP” button.

SETTING UP A NEW DEVICE FOR THE FIRST TIME

Give your device a suitable name, e.g. Dell laptop, then click Continue.

RECONNECTING A DEVICE WHICH HAS PREVIOUSLY CONNECTED TO EDUROAM

Select the appropriate device name from the list, then click Continue.

You will now be prompted to select whether your device has a Wired Ethernet Port. Select "No" even if your device does have one.

Click the Download for Windows button.

Now double-click on the downloaded file to open it.

A pop-up box will appear – click Run.

The Cloudpath Loader will begin.

You will be asked to confirm that you want to install – click Yes.

If the connection is successful, you will see two green ticks, as shown. Your device will now be connected to the eduroam, and will reconnect automatically in future.

If you DO NOT see two green ticks at this point, please contact IT Services.

If you DO see two green ticks, but your device does not automatically connect to eduroam:

• Open Wi-Fi settings 
• Click on the eduroam Wi-Fi (if it hasn’t already selected)
• Wait for it to connect

Once connected to eduroam, you should forget the setup wi-fi network. This will ensure your computer does not try to connect to it again in future.

• Click on the Start Windows menu button in the bottom left corner
• Click on the cog icon for "Settings"
• Click on the "Network & Internet" menu
• Click on the "Wi-Fi" menu on the left
• Click on "Manage known networks"
• Click on "Setup-WiFi" and click "Forget"