STEP-BY-STEP Troubleshooting making & receiving calls Visit Troubleshoot & Resolve Phone Calls for guided steps to help you make and receive phone calls. Main steps To resolve issues with making and receiving phone calls: 1. Turn your phone off, and then turn it on. 2. View the Network Coverage Map to verify service in your area. 3. Make sure you and your callers use 10- or 11-digit dialing when placing calls. 4. If traveling outside the U.S., learn how to call or message internationally. 5. Visit Device Support to view tutorials and videos for the following: . Turn off Airplane Mode - Most phones display an airplane icon when Airplane Mode is on. . Turn off Do Not Disturb or Quiet Hours - Some phones have a Do Not Disturb or Quiet Hours setting that prevents you from receiving calls during a selected timeframe or while the setting is turned on. . Turn off Call Forwarding - Dial #21# on your phone and press the Call, Send, Talk, or Receiver key. If your calls continue to forward to another number, visit Turn Call Forwarding on and off for help. . Check the Blocked Calls or Reject List - Some phones allow you to block calls from certain numbers or to create a reject list. After adding a telephone number to the reject list, your phone will reject all calls from that number. . Insert SIM card - Remove and reinsert the SIM card if the phone displays Insert SIM or Emergency Calls only. 6. Visit att.com/softwareupdates to verify your device has the latest software and update if needed. 7. If this is a new phone or SIM card, learn how to activate a device. 8. If your service is suspended, learn how to reactivate wireless service. 9. If you have AT&T Smart LimitsSM, visit About Smart Limits to learn how to manage your settings to allow you to make and receive desired calls. 10. If you have AT&T Call Protect, you can view a list of block calls and the reasons why they were blocked. Visit AT&T Call Protect app to learn more.

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Wi-Fi networking is a convenient way to access the Internet. However, a lot of things can go wrong when using a wireless connection, and it can be frustrating when the connection is slow, intermittently drops, or cannot connect. The steps in this document provide tools that have been found helpful in solving many problems that can occur with wireless network and Internet connections. Connecting Manually to a Wireless Network in Windows 8 Troubleshooting a Wireless Internet Connection (Windows 8)