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Why is my ATT Uverse WiFi not working?

Joe Ford

Why is my ATT Uverse WiFi not working?

Power cycle (reboot) your AT gateway – Unplug the gateway from the power outlet in the wall and wait two minutes before plugging it back in. After the Power, Broadband, and Service lights on your gateway turn green, verify that your connection has been restored.

Why does my ATT WiFi keep disconnecting?

One of the most common reasons your AT internet keeps disconnecting is weak network signals. The strength of your in-home Wi-Fi network signal determines the performance of your wireless connection. Lacking signal range is often the cause of an unstable internet connection.

What do I do if my AT Internet is slow?

Try these six troubleshooting steps to fix common causes of slow internet….

  1. Close Bandwidth-Sucking Background Apps.
  2. Rule Out Problem Devices. Just like you tested apps to isolate the problem, test different devices.
  3. Rethink Your VPN.
  4. Troubleshoot Your Wireless Router.
  5. Investigate Your ISP.
  6. Upgrade to a Better Plan.

How do I change my WIFI channel ATT Uverse?

Responses

  1. First you will need to gather some information in order to access and make changes to your router.
  2. Select Wireless.
  3. Scroll down to Network > Wireless Channel.
  4. After you have selected the appropriate channel please ensure to click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.

How do I boost my uverse WiFi signal?

AT has launched the “AT Smart Wi-Fi Extender,” a device built to enable a stronger and more consistent Wi-Fi signal throughout your home. AT’s product is one box that keeps devices connected to the internet as you move from one room to another, and customers can purchase additional boxes for bigger homes.

Can I use my own router with AT U verse?

AT typically charges $7 in monthly fees for its gateway/routers, which the company says include 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports. The gateway device is a requirement for using U-Verse service; there’s no getting around it and you can’t connect directly to AT’s network with your own device.