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Set up Wi-Fi with an AT&T provided router or gateway | AT&T U-verse Support

In this video, we'll look at common issues connecting a computer to a wireless network.
If you need to, please feel free to pause, review a previous section, or advance to a new section of this video at any time. First, you'll need the name of your Wi-Fi network and your wireless network password to connect your computer or any other device, such as a smartphone, tablet, ebook reader, or home entertainment device to your home network. Your default Wi-Fi network name and wireless network password are shown on a label on the side of your AT&T-provided gateway.
The instructions we're about to show you may vary slightly depending on the type of computer and operating system you're using. With many computers, Wi-Fi is switched on automatically, but you may need to turn on your computer's wireless connectivity. You should consult your computer's manual or manufacturer's website to learn how to do that. Now we'll take you through simple instructions based on which operating system your computer is using. For computers running Windows 7 operating system. In the system tray at the bottom of your desktop screen, you will find the wireless connection icon. Select the network you want to join. If the network requires a password, you'll be prompted to enter it. If an error message displays, you most likely entered an incorrect password. You'll need to try again with a different password.
For Windows 8 users. From the start screen, bring up the charms menu by pressing the Windows key and the C key. Then select "Settings". Select the Wi-Fi network icon to see a list of networks that are available. Select the network you want to join. If the network requires a password, you'll be required to enter it. If an error message displays, you most likely entered an incorrect password. You'll need to try again with a different password. For most Mac computers, you'll access this through the wireless icon at the top right of your screen. Click on it and make sure Airport is turned on. Scroll down and select the wireless network you want to join. Enter the password if one is required. If an error message displays, you most likely entered an incorrect password. You'll need to try again with a different password.
If you're still having trouble getting connected via wireless, please verify that your wireless network adapter is installed and connected to the Internet.
If further assistance is needed, please visit www.att.com/esupport.

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Closed Caption:

NARRATOR: In this video,
we'll look at common issues
connecting a computer
to a wireless network.
If you need to,
please feel free to pause,
review a previous section,
or advance to a new section
of this video at any time.
First, you'll need the name
of your Wi-Fi network
and your wireless
network password
to connect your computer
or any other device,
such as a smartphone,
tablet, ebook reader,
or home entertainment device
to your home network.
Your default Wi-Fi network name
and wireless network password
are shown on a label on the side
of your AT&T-provided gateway.
The instructions we're about
to show you may vary slightly
depending on the type of
computer and operating system
you're using.
With many computers, Wi-Fi is
switched on automatically,
but you may need to turn on
your computer's wireless
connectivity.
You should consult
your computer's manual
or manufacturer's website
to learn how to do that.
Now we'll take you through
simple instructions
based on which operating system
your computer is using.
For computers running Windows 7
operating system.
In the system tray at the bottom
of your desktop screen,
you will find the wireless
connection icon.
Select the network
you want to join.
If the network requires
a password,
you'll be prompted to enter it.
If an error message displays,
you most likely entered
an incorrect password.
You'll need to try again
with a different password.
For Windows 8 users.
From the start screen,
bring up the charms menu
by pressing the Windows key
and the C key.
Then select "Settings".
Select the Wi-Fi network icon
to see a list of networks
that are available.
Select the network
you want to join.
If the network requires
a password,
you'll be required to enter it.
If an error message displays,
you most likely entered
an incorrect password.
You'll need to try again
with a different password.
For most Mac computers,
you'll access this
through the wireless icon
at the top right of your screen.
Click on it and make sure
Airport is turned on.
Scroll down and select
the wireless network
you want to join.
Enter the password
if one is required.
If an error message displays,
you most likely entered
an incorrect password.
You'll need to try again
with a different password.
If you're still having trouble
getting connected via wireless,
please verify that your wireless
network adapter is installed
and connected to the Internet.
If further assistance is needed,
please visit att.com/esupport.