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Windows 7 1. Make sure that wireless is enabled on your computer or tablet. 2. In the notification area, select . 3. Click on the network you want to connect to. 4. 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. 5. Turn on/off file sharing (optional). Connecting to the Internet Using WWAN WWAN connection does not require a modem or a router to allow your laptop or tablet to connect to the internet. The WWAN card on your computer connects directly to the service provider's network, like your cell phone. If you purchased a tablet with a network service contract, the internet may already be activated. For help on setting up internet on your tablet, contact your network provider. 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. Windows 7 1. Click Start , type Mobile Broadband Utility in the search box and press . 2. In the Mobile Broadband Utility window, click Connect. 38  Setting Up Your Computer

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Setting Up Your Computer
Windows 7
1.
Make sure that wireless is enabled on your computer or tablet.
2.
In the notification area, select
.
3.
Click on the network you want to connect to.
4.
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.
5.
Turn on/off file sharing (optional).
Connecting to the Internet Using WWAN
WWAN connection does not require a modem or a router to allow your
laptop or tablet to connect to the internet. The WWAN card on your
computer connects directly to the service provider’s network, like your cell
phone.
If you purchased a tablet with a network service contract, the internet may
already be activated. For help on setting up internet on your tablet, contact
your network provider.
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.
Windows 7
1.
Click
Start
,
type
Mobile Broadband Utility
in the search box
and press <Enter>.
2.
In the Mobile Broadband Utility window, click
Connect
.