The drivers included with the card may be several generations old. While you won't need special software, up-to-date drivers have remedied many connection problems. The City is not responsible for any changes you make to your computer's settings.Ĭan a cell phone interrupt my connection?Ī cell phone probably won't interrupt your connection, however there are cordless phones and microwave ovens that operate within the frequency range of the Chicago Wireless Internet Zones (2.4 GHz and up) that can cause interference with the connection.ĭo I need special software or drivers to connect? If you need assistance, contact the manufacturer of your laptop or software. The City is not able to provide technical assistance to you and there is no guarantee that you will be able to make a wireless connection. Information sent to or from your laptop can be captured by anyone else with a wireless device and appropriate software, within up to three hundred feet. The City assumes no responsibility for the configurations, security or files on your laptop resulting from connection to the City's network. The City of Chicago's public wireless network is not secure and the City cannot guarantee the safety of your traffic across its wireless network. You’ll need to accept terms of use to connect to the network. No special settings, usernames or passwords are required. Look for the network ChicagoWiFi or CPLWIFI on your device. Wireless Internet Zones are available at all Chicago Public Library locations and in other public places around the city including the Cultural Center (78 E.
ChicagoWiFi is free public wireless access available at City facilities throughout Chicago.
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