@@ -255,9 +255,69 @@ If you are using an older version, please upgrade.
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256256 {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/networking-my-computer-0-disconnect-selected-online.png" %}
257257
258- * {: tab="Windows"}__ HELP WANTED!__ See [ issue #287 ] ( https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev/issues/287 ) .
258+ * {: tab="Windows"}{% include /style/icon.html type="info" %}
259+ These instructions were written using Windows 10 Enterprise.
260+ It should work for other versions of Windows 10 as well.
261+ {: .alert .alert-info}
262+
263+ 1 . On the EV3, first verify that Bluetooth is powered on. In brickman
264+ open the * Wireless and Networks* menu and select * Bluetooth* . Make sure the
265+ * Powered* checkbox is checked. (The * Visible* checkbox doesn't matter)
266+ The Bluetooth icon next to the battery in the status bar also indicates
267+ that Bluetooth is powered on.
268+
269+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/bluetooth-powered-visible-no-devices.png" %}
270+
271+ 2 . On your host computer, go to: * Start* > * Settings* > * Devices* > * Bluetooth* . Turn Bluethooth * On* .
272+ It should look like this:
273+
274+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/windows/10/bluethooth-settings.png" %}
275+
276+ 3 . On the EV3, select * Start Scan* on the * Bluetooth* menu. It should find your
277+ computer. (This could take a while)
278+
279+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/bluetooth-powered-my-computer.png" %}
280+
281+ 4 . Select your computer from the menu and then select the * Pair* button.
282+ (If you don't know how your computer is named, click on * Home* >
283+ * System* > * About* . Here your * PC name* should be listed) On the your
284+ host computer click on ev3dev and then select the * Pair*
285+
286+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/bluetooth-my-computer-not-paired.png" %}
287+
288+ 5 . Confirm the passkey on both devices when requested.
289+
290+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/windows/10/bluethooth-confirm-passkey-pc.png" %}
291+
292+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/bluetooth-confirm-passkey.png" %}
293+
294+ 6 . On the EV3, you should have a * Network Connection* button. Select it to
295+ open the network connection settings. (You can also find the connection
296+ in * Wireless and Networks > All Network Connections* )
297+
298+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/bluetooth-my-computer-0-network-connection-selected.png" %}
299+
300+ 7 . Select * Connect* here. You can also check the box for * Connect automatically* .
301+ This way you don't have to connect manually after you reboot.
302+
303+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/windows/10/bluethooth-connected-ev3dev.png" %}
304+
305+ On the host computer it should look like this:
306+
307+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/networking-my-computer-0-connect-selected.png" %}
308+
309+ 8 . * State* should change to * Online* to indicate that the EV3 has an
310+ Internet connection. (This could take a little bit longer.) Now you can
311+ see the IP-address of the EV3 in the status bar. It should be something
312+ like * 192.164.137.3* .
313+
314+ {% include /util/screenshot.html source="/images/brickman/networking-my-computer-0-disconnect-selected-online.png" %}
315+
316+ If it isn't or you like to change it: * Wireless and Networks* > * All
317+ Network Connections* > * Your-PC-Name* > * IPv4* > * Change* > * Load
318+ Windows defaults*
259319{: tab-list="os"}
260320
261321Now that you have a network connection, you should
262322[ connect to your EV3 with SSH] ( /docs/tutorials/connecting-to-ev3dev-with-ssh )
263- if you haven't done so already.
323+ if you haven't done so already.
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