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Questions on the use of Wi-Fi (local area wireless computer networking technology). This tag is also used for generic "wlan" questions since they are commonly synonymous. Note shopping questions are off-topic.
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Connecting the Pi3 automatically to Wifi
It should connect automatically after you set up wifi on the pi's GUI. To do this you need to connect a monitor and keyboard to the pi then boot up on the pi(not over SSH). … Type startx to enter the GUI, then there should be a icon for wifi. Click on it, find your network, and it should remember the network, even after you reboot. …
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Connecting the Pi3 automatically to Wifi
Add
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp
wpa-ssid {ssid}
wpa-psk {password}
To /etc/network/interfaces. then use the command sudo dhclient wlan0.
Or try option #2 from Here
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