Setting up equipment for high-speed Internet connection. High-speed PPPoE connection: how to connect correctly, avoid errors or solve them

To install WinPoET from a CD, follow these steps: Click on the “My Computer” icon (on the desktop) - “Control Panel” - “Add or Remove Programs”. Select "Install Windows". Click on the word “Communication”. A corresponding window will appear on the screen. Make sure that the “Dial-up Network Access” and “Virtual Private Network” components are installed (checked). Otherwise, install these components and restart your computer. Close all running applications. Run the Setup program from the CD (D:\WinPoET\Setup), which will begin installing WinPoET. A window will appear on the screen asking you to confirm the installation of WinPoET. Click Next - Yes (if you agree to the terms of the license agreement). In the window that appears, select the folder where you want to install the program, click the Next button. Select Yes, I want to restart my computer now, click on Finish. After rebooting the computer, WinPoET will be installed and the “Establishing an Internet connection” icon will appear on the desktop.

Operating system Windows 2000

To connect to the Internet, you need to install the appropriate software - the WinPoET program, which, together with installation instructions, can be purchased at the operator's sales centers.

To install WinPoET from a CD, follow these steps: Close all running applications. Run the Setup program from the CD (D:\WinPoET\Setup), which will begin installing WinPoET. A window will appear on the screen asking you to confirm the installation of WinPoET. Click Next - Yes (if you agree to the terms of the license agreement). In the window that appears, select the folder where you want to install the program, click the Next button. Select Yes, I want to restart my computer now, click on Finish. After rebooting the computer, WinPoET will be installed and the “Establishing an Internet connection” icon will appear on the desktop.

Operating system Windows XP

Click the Start button, select Control Panel - Network & Internet Connections - Network Connections - Create a new Connection"). Click Next. The following window will appear:

Select “Connect to the Internet”, click “Next”. Select “Set up my connection manually”, click “Next”.

Select “Connect using a broadband connection that requires a user name and password”, click “Next”.

Enter the username given to you (type ppp1234567@mtu) and password (*******). Confirm your password again in the Confirm password field and click Next. For guest access, use the login guest@mtu and the password mtu.

Select “Add a shortcut to this connection to your desktop”, click “Finish”. After this, the “Internet Connection” icon will appear on the desktop.

Operating system Windows Vista

In the "Start" menu, select the "Control Panel" section - "Network and Internet" - the "View network status and tasks" item (If you go to the classic view in the "Control Panel", then you need the "Network and Sharing Center" item .) In the window that opens, in the left column, select “Set up a connection or network”, then, in a new window, select “Internet Connection”.

In the next window, select the connection type - “High-speed (with PPPoE)”.

Specify in the “Username” and “Password” fields the login (type pppXXXXXXX@mtu) and password for connecting to the Internet. If you are not sure that the password you entered is correct, you can check the box next to the “Display entered characters” item. You can also check the box next to “Remember password” so that you don’t have to type your password every time you connect to the Internet. In the “Connection name” column, optionally indicate the name of the connection you created, for example STREAM. For guest access, use the login guest@mtu and the password mtu.

After filling in all the required fields, click on the “Connect” button. If all the data has been entered correctly, a message will appear indicating that you are connected to the Internet.

Windows Seven operating system

From the Start menu, select Control Panel - Network and Internet - View network status and tasks. (If you go to the classic view in the “Control Panel”, then you need the “Network and Sharing Center” item.) A window will open for you to view basic information about the network and connection settings. In the "Change network settings" section, select "Set up a new connection or network." If an Internet connection has been created previously, a window will appear:

Stop using the existing connection and click on the “Next” button to continue the setup. A window will open in front of you:

Select your Internet connection option: in this case, “High-speed (with PPPoE”).

In the window that appears, enter a username of the form pppXXXXXXXX@mtu and an Internet access password. For guest access, use the login guest@mtu and the password mtu. To make entering your password easier, you can check the box “Display characters entered”, as well as the items “Remember this password” and “Allow other users to use this connection.” The connection name can be left as is or changed as desired. Click the "Connect" button.

Operating system Macintosh English

Open System preferences or select the "System Settings" icon, go to Network. Click on the PPPoE tab and check the Connect using PPPoE checkbox. Next, in the Service Provider field, enter, for example, stream. In the Account Name field, enter your Internet login (type ppp1234567@mtu) and password. For guest access, use the login guest@mtu and the password mtu. Leave the next field blank. Check Save password and Show PPPoE status in menu bar.

Click the PPPoE Options... button and uncheck all the checkboxes there, confirm unchecking by clicking OK.

Click on the Apply Now button. After this, the PPPoE connection icon will appear at the top of the Menu bar. Click the icon and select Connect.

The PPPoE connection icon consists of three dots in gray triangle brackets: when the connection is established, the dots are dark.

Operating system Macintosh Rus

Select Apple Menu - System Preferences - Network. If you don’t have a PPPoE link on the right, add a new interface by clicking “+” and selecting PPPoE in the “Interface” list.

In the Service Name field, enter, for example, stream. Click the "Create" button.

In the Stream tab that appears on the left, fill in the “Account Name” (login issued by the provider, type ppp1234567@mtu) and “Password” (password received upon connection) fields. Check the box next to “Remember this password” and click the “Connect” button.

Enter the information received from your Internet service provider: Username and Password. Check the "Remember this password" checkbox. We can leave the connection name as is. We wait for a message about the successful creation of the connection and close the dialog box.

Now let's make our PPPoE connection connect automatically. In the Network and Sharing Center, go to the link "Change adapter settings"

Right-click on the newly created connection -> Properties -> Options tab -> Uncheck the option Prompt for name, password... -> OK

Right-click again on the newly created connection -> Create shortcut -> Yes

Now we find the shortcut for our connection on the desktop -> Right mouse button -> Copy. Open Start -> All programs -> Find the Startup folder and right-click on it -> Open -> Right-click in this folder -> Insert shortcut

Everything is ready. Now when the machine boots, the PPPoE connection will connect automatically.

Now let's move on to Windows 8.1
Things are a little different here. First, I recommend setting the desktop to turn on automatically when you start your computer. To do this, on the start screen, click the “desktop” tile, on the lower taskbar, right-click -> Properties -> Navigation tab -> Check the box “When logging in and closing all applications, open the desktop instead of the start screen”

Secondly, let's enable the display of the "my computer" icon on the desktop. In an empty space, right-click -> Personalization -> Change desktop icons -> Check the box "My Computer" -> OK

Next, the procedure for creating a connection is similar to Windows 7, but setting up the auto-connection is different. Download the reg file, go to downloads (or to another place where the download occurred) -> Right mouse button on the file -> Edit. Here we need to change only two things: instead of your_login and your_password, we enter the login and password, respectively, that we used when creating the PPPoE connection. In addition, if you changed the name of the connection, then instead of “High-speed connection” we enter the previously entered name. We close the file and respond in the affirmative to the save request. Now just run the reg file by double clicking -> agree with the message.
After the system restarts, PPPoE will connect automatically.

Or we can do everything by hand.
Point the arrow at the Start menu->RMB->Run "regedit") and find the following branch:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"
In this branch, create a “string parameter” (right mouse button -> “Create” -> “string parameter”) with an arbitrary name. As a parameter for this entry we write:
rasdial "your_connection_name" your_login your_password
Close the registry editor. The changes will also take effect after a reboot.

It is also worth noting that the registry method is valid not only for Windows 8 / Windows 8.1, but also for Windows 7 (Possibly for Windows XP, I have not checked).

Sometimes users encounter a problem in which there is no high-speed Internet connection due to connecting a Wi-Fi router. A router can indeed often lead to a similar situation. This is usually due to a number of errors that occur when setting various settings. For example, the so-called "Error 651". As a rule, it is accompanied by an additional message: "The modem or other communication device reported an error" . You can find out what needs to be done to eliminate this error and why it occurs in this article.
To begin with, you should familiarize yourself with the very principle of operation of the router. Its whole essence is based on correct connection and setting of settings. Most often, users do this completely wrong. Of course, in such a situation, a high-speed connection cannot be present. The whole reason lies in the router, but users do not understand this and begin to worry that the Internet connection itself is not working. First of all, pay attention to the connection technology, it should be in the form dynamic IP or statistical IP. As a rule, no problems arise with such a connection. A connection called PPPoE can indeed bring a number of problems.
Basically, the whole problem lies in the router settings. To get started, you need to meet the necessary indicators WAN.
Here you will see the Internet connection settings. As a rule, they are issued to you by your provider.

Hello friends! We continue to understand setting up the Internet and solving various problems in Windows 10. I have already prepared several useful articles on this topic, I will provide links below. Well, in this article we will set up the Internet in Windows 10. Let's talk about setting up a regular network connection, high-speed connection (PPPoE), Wi-Fi networks, and 3G/4G modems. I think the article will be useful to many. After all, after upgrading to Windows 10, not everyone can immediately figure out where and what to configure and how to do it. And there are times when, after upgrading to Windows 10, the Internet simply does not work. Most likely, you just need to reconfigure the connection.

We know that there are different ways to connect our computer to the internet. In this article I will try to talk about setting up basic connections:

• Setting up a regular Ethernet connection. Connecting the cable directly from the provider to the computer, through a router, or ADSL modem.
• Internet connection via Wi-Fi.
• Internet setup via USB 3G/4G modem.

Now we will take a detailed look at setting up an Internet connection through the connections listed above. You should find out what kind of internet you have, and you can immediately go to the desired subheading in this article. Let's probably start with Ethernet - a very popular way to connect to the Internet.

Ethernet: connecting to the Internet in Windows 10 via a network cable (router, modem)

Let's look at the simplest connection first. If your Internet provider just laid a network cable into the house, and the provider did not provide a login and password to connect to the Internet, then you have a regular Ethernet connection.

The Internet connection in Windows 10 is configured in the same way via a router or ADSL modem.

To set up such a connection, just connect a network cable from your provider (router, or ADSL modem) to your computer (laptop), into the network card connector:

If everything is fine with the Ethernet settings on the computer (nobody changed them), then the Internet should work immediately (you will understand this by the connection status in the notification panel). If the Internet via a network cable does not work, the computer simply does not respond to connecting the cable, then see. I myself faced such a problem.

If the connection appears, but status Limited, or unidentified network, and the Internet does not work, then you need to check the parameters of the Ethernet adapter.

In Windows 10 this is done like this:

Right-click on the Internet connection status in the notification panel and select . Next, click on the item in the new window Changing adapter settings.

Right-click on the adapter Ethernet and choose Properties. Select an item from the list IP version 4 (TCP/IPv4). If the checkbox next to this item is not checked, be sure to check it, otherwise the Internet will not work. So, select “IP version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” and press the button Properties.

In the new window, check that automatic settings for obtaining IP and DNS addresses are set, and click Ok.

The Internet should already be working. If not, then restart your computer. If you still can’t establish a connection, then check the cable connections, whether there are any problems on the provider’s side, whether the router or ADSL modem through which you are connecting is working properly (if you do not have a direct connection to your ISP).

If you are trying to set up an Ethernet connection directly from your provider, and the Internet does not want to work for you, then ask your provider if they bind by MAC address. If it does, then you need to tell the provider the MAC address of the computer. He will register it in his settings, and the Internet will work. Few providers use such a binding, but it does happen. Read how to find out the MAC address in Windows 10.

That's it, we've sorted out this type of connection, then we have a high-speed connection.

If your Internet provider laid a cable into your house and provided you with a login, password, and possibly some other data for connecting to the Internet that you need to set in the settings of your computer or Wi-Fi router, then you need to configure High-Speed ​​on Windows 10 connection (PPPoE). What are we going to do now? Essentially, this is the same as Ethernet, but here the Internet will not work until we create connections.

If your Internet connection is through a router and a connection is configured on it (PPPoE, L2TP, PPTP), then you do not need to configure anything on your computer. Just connect the network cable from the router to the computer. I talked about setting up such a connection above.

If you connect the cable directly to the computer, and you have a username and password to connect to the Internet, then you need to create a connection.

Opening Network and Sharing Center:

Click on the item. Then, select the item Internet connection, and press the button Next.

In the next window, select the item: High speed (with PPPoE).

Next, set the username and password that your Internet provider must provide to you. You can also set a name for the connection, for example: “Beeline High-Speed ​​Connection”. And you can also check the boxes next to the items saving the password, displaying the password and allowing other users to use this connection. I recommend checking the box next to Remember this password.

Click on the button Connect, and if everything is connected correctly and the parameters are set correctly, a connection will be created and a connection to the Internet will be established.

You can see and manage this connection by clicking on the Internet icon in the notification panel.

Clicking on the connection will open a menu Dialing a number, where you can connect, delete, or edit connection settings.

Internet connection via Wi-Fi

If you have a Wi-Fi router installed at home, or you want to connect your laptop to the Internet with friends, in a cafe, etc., then you can use Wi-Fi for this. If you already have the driver installed for your Wi-Fi adapter, and Windows 10 almost always installs it automatically, then all that remains is to open the list of networks available for connection, select the one you need, and specify the password (if the network is secure), and you are already connected to the Internet.

On this topic, I have already written a detailed article: . I think there should be no problems connecting to a wireless network.

Setting up the Internet via a 3G/4G modem in Windows 10

All that remains is to consider setting up a connection via a USB 3G or 4G modem. On a computer with Windows 10, setting up such a connection will be practically no different from.

First of all, we need to connect the modem to the computer and install the driver for our modem. The driver can be downloaded from the modem manufacturer’s website, from the Internet provider’s website, or simply found on the Internet. Search by modem name and model. Also, the driver can be on the disk included with the modem, or on the modem itself. If there is no driver for your modem for the Windows 10 operating system, then try to find one for Windows 8, or even Windows 7. Perhaps it will work.

After you have installed the driver, connect the modem to your computer, and you can start setting up a 3G connection on Windows 10. By the way, everything is almost the same as when setting up a high-speed connection.

Opening Network and Sharing Center.

Click on Create and configure a new connection or network and choose Internet connection.

And we set the parameters that the provider provides: number, username and password. I showed the example of the Intertelecom provider. I recommend checking the box next to Remember this password. Specify a custom connection name. Once you have filled in all the fields, click on the button Create.

If everything is ok, a connection will be created and a connection to the Internet will be established.

If the connection fails, check all the parameters and the USB modem connection. It may also be that your provider's coverage is very poor. In such cases, the Internet may not connect at all, or work very slowly. I wrote how to see what your signal level is and how to increase it. In some cases, if the network is very bad, you need.

You can start, stop, delete, or edit the created connection by clicking on the Internet connection icon and selecting the created connection.

The Internet connection status is always displayed in the notification panel. By clicking on it, you can disconnect from the Internet, or start the desired connection.

And a few more words

No matter how you set up the Internet, you may encounter a popular error "Limited". When the Internet does not work, and there is a yellow exclamation mark next to the connection status. We dealt with this problem in .

The article turned out to be long, but it didn’t seem confusing. I would like to fully answer the question posed in the title. I hope you found useful information in this article and connected your Windows 10 computer to the Internet.

You can ask questions in the comments. Before describing your problem, read this article carefully. Perhaps the solution has already been written. Also, look at the links to other articles, there is a lot of useful information on the topic.