How to Use AT&T to Connect to the Internet

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Your AT&T Internet connection will vary depending on if you have wireless or a wired connection.

AT&T provides cable, television, phone and Internet service to its customers. With AT&T Internet plans, users can connect to the Web using either their phones or computers. While connecting to a home computer is faster, mobile Internet plans do help keep you connected while away from a standard Internet connection. If you plan on using a mobile Internet plan, ensure you have an active AT&T data plan in order to avoid data charges.

Instructions

  1. Connect to Internet Via Computer

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      Plug your ethernet port into your computer. The ethernet port connection connects directly to a router/modem and it is considered the most basic and easiest way to connect to the Web.

    • 2

      Press "Start" from your computer. Select "Control Panel." From the control panel menu, select the type box and enter "Network."

    • 3

      Scroll through the network menu and select "Network and Sharing Center." Select "Set up a New Connection or Network" and double-click on "Connect to the Internet." Follow the on-screen instructions as the Wizard will guide you through the remainder of the process. If you want to setup a wireless modem, the Wizard will also allow you to do so.

    Connect Via Mobile Phone

    • 4

      Locate and press the 'Settings" icon on your phone. Select "Wi-FI" connection on your phone. A Wi-Fi connection will use your wireless modem/router to connect to the Web instead of AT&T's mobile network, providing you with a faster connection.

    • 5

      Choose your router/modems name that appears. If you have a password on your wireless router/modem enter it.

    • 6

      Press the home button on your phone. Scroll through the icons and select the Internet Browser icon to connect to the Web.

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