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Setting Up Your Computer The setup procedure varies depending on your device. For setup instructions specific to your computer or tablet, see the Quick Start Guide that shipped with your computer or at dell.com/support. Connecting To The Internet You can connect to the internet using cable, DSL, dial‑up, or a WWAN connection. You may also install a wired or wireless router to share your cable or DSL internet connection with multiple devices. Some cable and DSL modems also have built-in wireless routers. NOTE: Before connecting your computer to the internet using a cable or DSL modem, make sure your broadband modem and router are configured. For information on setting up your modem and router, contact your internet service provider. Connecting to the Internet Using LAN 1. Connect the Ethernet cable to the modem or router and to your computer. 2. Check for activity lights on the modem or router, and your computer. NOTE: Some computer may not have activity lights. 3. Open your web browser to verify Internet connection. Connecting to the Internet Using WLAN NOTE: Make sure Wi-Fi is enabled on your computer. For more information on enabling wireless on your computer, see the Quick Start Guide that shipped with your computer or at dell.com/support. Windows 8/Windows RT 1. Make sure that wireless is enabled on your computer or tablet. 2. Select Settings in the charms sidebar. 3. Select . 4. Click on the network you want to connect to. 5. Enter the network key, if prompted. NOTE: You may have configured the network key while setting up the router or the router may have a default network key. For details, contact the router manufacturer. 6. Turn on/off file sharing (optional). Setting Up Your Computer  37

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Setting Up Your Computer
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Setting Up Your Computer
The setup procedure varies depending on your device. For setup
instructions specific to your computer or tablet, see the
Quick Start Guide
that shipped with your computer or at
dell.com/support
.
Connecting To The Internet
You can connect to the internet using cable, DSL, dial‑up, or a WWAN
connection. You may also install a wired or wireless router to share your
cable or DSL internet connection with multiple devices. Some cable and DSL
modems also have built‑in wireless routers.
NOTE:
Before connecting your computer to the internet using a cable
or DSL modem, make sure your broadband modem and router are
configured. For information on setting up your modem and router,
contact your internet service provider.
Connecting to the Internet Using LAN
1.
Connect the Ethernet cable to the modem or router and to
your computer.
2.
Check for activity lights on the modem or router, and your computer.
NOTE:
Some computer may not have activity lights.
3.
Open your web browser to verify Internet connection.
Connecting to the Internet Using WLAN
NOTE:
Make sure Wi‑Fi is enabled on your computer. For more
information on enabling wireless on your computer, see the
Quick Start
Guide
that shipped with your computer or at
dell.com/support
.
Windows 8/Windows RT
1.
Make sure that wireless is enabled on your computer or tablet.
2.
Select
Settings
in the charms sidebar.
3.
Select
.
4.
Click on the network you want to connect to.
5.
Enter the network key, if prompted.
NOTE:
You may have configured the network key while setting up
the router or the router may have a default network key. For details,
contact the router manufacturer.
6.
Turn on/off file sharing (optional).