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LEGACY EMAIL KNOWN ISSUE
There is a known issue accessing legacy email accounts on email clients, including Microsoft platforms
Our engineers are aware and working on a fix, there is currently no ETA for the issue to be resolved
No additional examples are needed and there is no need to create a new post
Legacy email users can access email by logging in to your Spectrum account at:
spectrum.net
How to Connect to Your Wireless Network
Julia_R
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How to Connect to Your Wireless Network
Connecting to your wireless network is easy. Follow the steps below to connect, customize, and optimize your WiFi network.
Connect the Equipment and Activate Your Service
If you need to connect the equipment and activate your service, refer to the step-by-step instructions in your self-installation kit, or select the correct link below:
Helpful Tips
- If the modem will share the cable wall outlet with a Spectrum Receiver, be sure to use the splitter. See splitter installation instructions at spectrum.net/splitter
- To optimize your WiFi experience, place the WiFi router in a central location, away from household electronics such as baby monitors, microwaves and wireless headsets.
- Your router has two different bandwidths:
- 5 GHz is a faster network speed, but has a shorter wireless range.
- 2.4 GHz has a longer wireless range, but has slower speed.
- Learn how to customize your WiFi network name and password, including transferring your previous network settings to the new WiFi equipment, at spectrum.net/easywifi.
- If you install your own modem, we'll check to ensure it meets our specifications during activation. Visit spectrum.net/modems for a list of authorized modems.
- Visit spectrum.net/security to learn how to protect your computers with Security Suite.
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