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Troubleshoot Your Internet, Wi-Fi, Gaming & Overall Online Experience - Solutions from AT&T Community
Learn how to set up IP Passthrough, improve Wi-Fi, resolve slow browse & device disconnects, understand gaming & latency, and more!
Let's get to the point, your home setup can impact your speeds, Wi-Fi, and overall service. For example, if you have a lot of electronics near your modem, they may be causing a poor Wi-Fi connection. And guess what, where your modem is plugged into may cause it to lose service.
Let's start with some top fixes. Below that, you'll find more tips and recommendations for a better internet experience.
Top Solutions
We know, all we tell you to do is reboot your modem, guess what, it fixes a lot of things!
Completely out of service? Use our app to troubleshoot and even schedule a tech.
Slow or weak Wi-Fi? Learn how your Wi-Fi with some minor in-home changes
C'mon, don't you know your modem needs a good home? You do now.
AT&T Fiber (1000Mbps)
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- AT&T Fiber Recommendation &Troubleshooting - You need to right setup to get the most out of your internet!
Troubleshoot Internet Loss Of Service
Many things can affect your internet experience that you can easily fix. Check out the solutions below:
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- Internet Service Down - a reset alone may not restore service
- Is your Windows PC not connecting?
- Wi-Fi 101 - All-in-one support
- Is one device not connecting? - Learn how to get back online
Get the most out of your internet
AT&T is only part of the experience. Your home setup is the other. If your modem is not in the right place, your speeds may suffer.
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- Test your speed - knowing your plan is just one part of the story
- Optimize your Wi-Fi signal - just select Scan for Better Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi FAQs: Questions and Solutions - Myths about your Wi-Fi connection
- Streaming at home - What you need for the best streaming experience
Optimize the Wi-Fi Signal
Trying a different Wi-Fi setting is like trying on clothes, you have to find the best fit. Learn how to test different modem settings below:
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- How to change your wireless channel on a 2Wire/Pace?
- How to change your wireless channel on an NVG?
- Learn about the different modem settings
- Slow Speeds at Night - Learn some of the causes and fixes
- Scan for a better Wi-Fi Signal
Learn how to change the Wi-Fi Password
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- It is easy with Smart Home Manager
- 2Wire/ Pace Modems
- Motorola
Slow browser and site issues
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- Improve Browser Performance
- Learn How To Flush DNS
- It is a virus? Download AT&T's Security Suite
Advance Router Troubleshooting
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- Strict NAT? Bridge Mode? What is IP Passthrough? - Getting your router setup for 3rd party software or devices.
- Static IP - Learn how to set it up.
- Connecting Routers and Other Devices - Basic information for setting up a 3rd party router.
Gaming & High Ping
Learn some basics about ping and what AT&T will investigate
Gaming & High Ping - Learn why you may be seeing issues while gaming
VPN Help - Learn why your VPN is not working and fixes
Need Help with Other Services?
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- AT&T Community Services Hub
- More Wi-Fi Support
ChrisZ, AT&T Community Specialist
crazyoldman
Contributor
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1 Message
4 years ago
Since our NVG510 gateway died, we have been using the Pace 5268AC gateway. Our wireless connection is dismal, at best. Obviously this is a known problem with these gateways.
Is there a way to improve the signal from the 5268? Is there any way to add external antennas to this unit? How upset will AT&T be if I opened the 5268 to check if antenna connectors are present on the board?
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REVWASYL
Tutor
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8 Messages
4 years ago
WHEN I UNPLUGGED THE RECIEVER IT DID SOLVE TV PROBLEM BUT THEN LANDLINE WENT DEAD. THIS HAPPENED TWICE. AGENTS ON PHONE CLEARED BOTH TIMES BUT IT SEEMS!!! UNPLUGGING THE RCVR DROPS THE LANDLINE??
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Buckeye847
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1 Message
3 years ago
I recently switched to AT&t wireless. I have been able to reconnect all network devices such as wireless printer, LG tv, Alexia, Harmony hub, etc. I have been trying to connect my Pioneer VSX-90 AV receiver to the wireless network utilizing the app, but it fails every time. The receiver was connected to my previous network. Would this be a result of the dual band of the pace receiver, or is there another possible cause. Thanks, Rick
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BrendaMartens55
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2 Messages
3 years ago
I have a 2wire 5268AC modem/router from ATT and I attached with network cable to a TP link Deco mesh network and was told I have to put the ATT router into a bridge mode but I have no way to connect directly to the 2wire unit (laptop doesn't have network connection). I also have one other network cable attached to the 2wire unit that goes to a Wireless Access Point that the ATT tech attached when we added an additional TV to the system.
How do I get the 2wire unit into bridge mode with no direct network cable capability?
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Spage
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2 Messages
4 months ago
Our broadband one and broadband two arrows are blinking on our device. We have no Internet. Can anyone help us?
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