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Connecting a router to Wi-Fi involves setting up the router so it can broadcast a wireless signal for devices to connect to the internet. First, the router must be connected to a modem using an Ethernet cable, which allows it to access the internet service provided by your ISP. Once connected and powered on, the router will begin broadcasting a default Wi-Fi signal. Using a computer or smartphone, you can connect to this signal and access the router’s settings through a web browser by entering its IP address. From there, you can set up your Wi-Fi network by choosing a name (SSID) and a secure password. After saving these settings, the router will broadcast the customized Wi-Fi network, allowing multiple devices to connect wirelessly.