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Touch-screen and tablet users should perform a long press. To enable metering on a wireless connection, go to the Wi-Fi network list and right-click on your connection.

Offline files may stop syncing automatically.

Apps from the Windows Store may pause downloads.

Windows Update will only download priority updates.

Enabling metering in Windows 8 will limit your PC or tablet's data usage by preventing nonessential data transfers.Īccording to Microsoft's FAQ on metered connections, the effects of enabling a metered connection are: With mobile hot spot and broadband card usage on the rise and unlimited data plans nearing extinction, every kilobyte of bandwidth saved is a penny earned. In the past, you could run Windows programs to monitor your data usage, but they didn't do anything to actually reduce data usage. To get help with access to USC Secure Wireless, contact the ITS Customer Support Center.One of the new features of Windows 8 is metered wireless connections. NOTE: You will need to update your device’s USC Secure Wireless connection with your new USC NetID password any time you change your password at /account_services/change_password. Click Connect to acknowledge this screen and connect to USC Secure Wireless.

A screen stating “Windows can’t verify the server’s identity” will appear.

Your USC NetID is the username and password you use to connect to services such as my.usc.edu and Workday. Enter your USC NetID username and password and then click OK.

The USC Secure Wireless screen will display.

Go to the Wi-Fi section and choose USC Secure Wireless.

The available networks will be displayed in the Networks window.

Under Settings, click Connect to a network.

Press the Windows key and type connect to in the search field.

This page will explain how to connect a computer running Windows 8 or 8.1 to the USC Secure Wireless network.