How to connect to password protected wifi in hotels etc

On my iPad the login page automatically pops up and I get access pretty easy. How does this work for Safari on my MacBookPro ? I struggle to get access

Some hotels will only allow one connection per room at a time. You might want to check with front desk at the hotel to find out about their policy.

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    and realized that it wasn't a command on my system.
    Silly me.

  • Devices won't connect to password protected WiFi

    As MANY others apple devices won't connect to my WiFi, but only when it is locked by a password.....
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    As MANY others apple devices won't connect to my WiFi, but only when it is locked by a password.....
    I have tried everything I've seen on here & I am beyond fed-up.
    I have a 5c, but when others have visited with their iphone or ipad it also does not work.
    Before the update it said 'unable to connect to network,' now it says 'incorrect password.'
    This all began months ago when I replaced my router with COX. My laptop works completely fine...
    My iphone will connect, but only when the network is NOT password protected. I live in a condo, so
    it isn't an option for me to leave it unlocked.
    Please help I will try anything! Also I am not a 'techy' so if you ask me something complicated
    I may need some guidance.
    Thanks

  • IPad2 won't connect to password-protected Wifi

    A username and a password are required for signing in my university's wifi network.
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  • Cannot connect to password protected WiFi network

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    - Have you got mac-address protection (only allow certain mac-addresses to access the network). If so, enter the iPhones mac-address as an allowed one. How many devices do you allow on your wireless network? Maybe you've set the number of DHCP leases to a number which prevents your iphone from getting a mac-address?
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  • Mavericks and password protected WiFi

    I upgraded to Mavericks on early 2011 MacBook Pro 13 inch.  My basic WPA(2) is working fine.
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    I want to use wifi for Apple TV, but it doesn't prompt for a password, so never connects.  What am I missing?  Can I only use it via a non-password-protected wifi connection?

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    Email and apps work great at home where I have a wifi connection on my home wireless router. But when out and about, unlocked (yet password protected) wifi networks (like Optonline) render apps useless. In short, email and apps are trying to connect to the wifi network (since it's unlocked). But in order to actually connect to it, you need to sign in via Safari first.
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  • My Mac got hacked. I was working on a word document when the computer suddenly started typing meaningful sentences on its own that describes how the hacker is skillful. At the that time I was on a password protected wifi and file sharing was off.

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    Do I have to erase/format my computer and reinstall the Os? If so is it adequte to use the internet recovery tool or will it use old and possibly infected EFI/Root files?
    Would appreciate the advice of all the Mac experts out there. Thanks

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