Ultimately, you’ll need to consult your device’s manual to find the right button, but your biggest clue will probably be to look out for an icon that looks like radiating waves (three curved lines in succession or partial concentric circles) or something similar. Both ways are pretty easy and will take you less than 10 second, the first way will take you roughly 4 seconds, which is way faster. (Or, sometimes the key might have an airplane icon.) Benj Edwards / How-To Geek The simple and longer way: Open your Macbook and click the apple icon on the top left corner of your screen. Or sometimes it’s a key with an “i” or a radio tower and several waves around it, as is the case on the Acer laptop pictured below. Sometimes it’s a switch on the side of a laptop that can turn all wireless functions on or off. On many notebook computers, some tablets, and some desktop keyboards, you might find a special button, switch, or key that toggles airplane mode.
RELATED: Here's What Windows 11's Settings App Looks Like Enable or Disable Airplane Mode Using a Physical Button If you click the sideways caret (arrow) beside the switch, you can fine-tune whether you want to only disable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, or even re-enable Wi-Fi after enabling airplane mode. In Settings, navigate to “Network & Internet,” then click the switch beside “Airplane Mode” to turn it on or off. To do so, open Settings by pressing Windows+i on your keyboard. You can also enable or disable airplane mode from the Windows Settings app. RELATED: How Windows 11's New "Quick Settings" Menu Works Enable or Disable Airplane Mode in Settings If you don’t see the Airplane Mode button in your Quick Settings menu, click the pencil icon at the bottom of the menu, select “Add,” then choose it from the list that appears.
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