Today, a computer without an Internet connection has become an anachronism. Access to the World Wide Web is necessary when performing a wide variety of tasks. Therefore, it is of paramount importance for the user to be able to connect to it already during the system startup. The implementation of this is carried out in different ways. This article will look at ways to automatically connect to the Internet in Windows 7 when turned on.
At first glance, a question of this kind seems strange. But if you delve deeper into it, it becomes clear that connecting to the Internet immediately after turning on the computer is simply necessary. The main thing when carrying out this action is the ability to quickly move on to working with the network. In addition, automatic connection to the “web” allows you to:
- get the exact time corresponding to the user's time zone;
- obtain and install updates and necessary components for the system and many necessary programs;
- ensure the correct operation of applications that start simultaneously with the system and require access to the Internet.
Each user will definitely have their own addition to this list. Therefore, it can be continued for a long time. Some people will want to immediately receive a package of the latest news from the network, while others need faster access to their documents located in cloud storage. Definitely: automatic Internet access makes working at the computer more productive and comfortable.
Activating automatic connection
You can configure your computer to automatically connect to the Internet using different methods. The best option is to transfer all implementation functions to a modem or router. Most modern devices of this type have their own network address and web interface, where you can make all the necessary settings, including connection type, login, password, and other points. Thus, there is no need to configure anything on the computer at all. It is enough to register the IP address of the modem or router as a gateway in the network settings so that every time you turn on the computer, a connection to the World Wide Web is automatically established. And if they have a DHCP server, you don’t even have to do this.
But despite the obvious advantages of this type of connection, there will always be those who want to automatically configure an Internet connection directly on their computer. There may be reasons for this, both of a purely technical nature and related to the personal preferences of the user. It makes no sense to describe them in detail; it is enough to just say that all operating systems provide such a possibility. Windows 7 is no exception to this rule.
In the “seven”, making the Internet connect automatically is available in various ways. The further description of all options for solving the problem assumes that the Internet connection on the PC has already been created and is normally started manually.
Setting up a network and using the startup folder
Placing a shortcut to the Internet connection in the startup folder seems to be the simplest solution to automate this process. However, there are some nuances that must be paid attention to.
Most domestic providers use a PPPoE or L2TP connection to connect to the Internet. Their distinctive feature is the need for user authorization on the network by entering a login and password. Therefore, simply placing a shortcut for such a connection in autorun will only lead to the fact that when the operating system (OS) starts, its window will appear, waiting for the user to confirm the login and password. That is, there will be no almost automatic connection to the Internet.
Thus, in order to allow the “Seven” to automatically connect to the Internet at startup, you need to make sure that password confirmation is not required when establishing a connection. And such functionality is provided in Windows 7. It is configured in the Network and Sharing Center. You can get there in the following ways:
- by clicking on the network connection icon in the taskbar located at the bottom of the screen and following the corresponding link;
- from the Windows Control Panel, finding the “Network and Internet” section.
After this you need to do the following:
- On the left side of the Control Center window, find the link “Change adapter settings” and click on it.
- In the network connections window, find what is responsible for the Internet connection and open its properties. This can be done from the context menu, called by right-clicking on the connection name.
- Where are the connection properties, go to the “Settings” tab, disable the prompt for username and password. To do this, you need to uncheck the box next to the corresponding item.
- Set the “Always use the accepted default connection” option.
- Next, select the created connection and click the “Properties” button.
- A window opens, enter your login and password below to access the “global network”.
- Close all windows using the “OK” button.
Having made all the settings, you can place the connection shortcut in the startup folder, the Internet will be available immediately after loading the OS.
In exactly the same way, you can set up an automatic Internet connection on Windows 10 and Windows 8. There is a slight difference only in the names of the control panel sections, but this will not confuse even a novice user.
Using task scheduling
Another way to set up an automatic Internet connection is to use a task scheduler. There are many ways to open it. The most universal, suitable not only for Windows 7, but also for Windows 8, Windows 10, is to use the program launch window. It can be called using the Winkey+R keyboard shortcut, or the “Run” link in the “Start” menu. To open the scheduler, you need to enter the taskschd.msc command.
After the scheduler window opens, begin setting up an automatic connection to the Internet. To do this you need:
- On the Action tab, select Create a simple task.
- A window opens and a name for the task is entered. It needs to be designed in such a way that it is easy to understand the nature of the action performed by this task. After that, click on the “Next” button.
- In the task trigger settings, specify that it should be executed when you log into Windows. Click "Next".
- Leave the next point unchanged.
- In the task action settings, select “Run program”.
- In the next window, enter the command to execute. The Internet connection is activated with the rasdial command. In the argument field, enter the sequence: network name, login and password. The name must be enclosed in quotation marks; all arguments must be entered without commas, separated by spaces.
- In the last window, check the entered parameters again and click “Finish”.
After completing the steps, you need to restart your computer. If all settings are made correctly, when the system starts, an automatic connection to the Internet will occur.
Many tasks in Windows can be automated by creating a special file containing a command or sequence of commands required for execution. Such a file is called a batch file and has different extensions, but in Windows cmd or bat files are most often found.
Setting up automatic Internet login using a bat file is easy. To do this you need to take a few simple steps:
- Create a regular text file on your computer and open it using Notepad.
- Write the following lines there:
- cd %systemroot%\system32;
- rasdial connection_name username and password.
Then you need to save the file, giving it a name that makes sense to you. It is also necessary to change the extension from txt to bat. Next, the file is placed in the startup folder; the next time the system starts, the connection to the Internet will be made automatically. The path to the startup folder is: C:\ProgramData\Windows\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp.
Using Registry Editor
The Windows Registry also allows you to perform various tasks automatically. With its help, it is possible to automate the entrance to the World Wide Web. This is done this way:
- Open Registry Editor. To do this, you need to enter regedit in the program launch window.
- Go to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run section.
- Create a new string parameter. To do this, just right-click on Run and select the desired action from the context menu. Think of any name for the new parameter.
- By double-clicking or pressing Enter, open the created parameter and assign it the value: rasdial.exe Connection_name Login Password.
This completes the setup of automatic connection to the “global network”. To use the new settings, you must restart your PC. The connection to the Internet should happen automatically.
By creating a new service
This method may seem complicated, but it is only at first glance. As in the previous methods, the basis is the execution of the rasdial command. To create a new service, you must:
- Open a Windows command prompt window. Do this by entering the cmd command in the program launch window.
- Enter the command: sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= “c:\windows\system32\hidcon.exe rasdial_connection_name username password” DisplayName= “StartVPN” depend= lanmanworkstation obj= “NT AUTHORITY\LocalService”.
- Using the services.msc command, open the list of services that connect to Windows 7 and find the StartVPN service there.
- Open the service properties by double-clicking, in the startup type line, select “Automatic” from the drop-down list.
After completing the above steps, all that remains is to restart the PC and make sure that the automatic connection to the Internet has occurred.
Possible problems and solutions
If, after making the settings, automatic connection to the Internet does not occur, you need to configure it again using one of the methods described above. In this case, you should carefully check:
- syntax for writing commands if automatic connection was configured through service creation, registry or batch file;
- Internet properties settings if the configuration was done through the Network and Sharing Center;
- the presence of a connection shortcut in the automatic download folder, if this method was used.
The most correct way to solve the problem is to simply change the setup method to one of the others described above. Some will turn out to be successful.
At the request of one of the site visitors, I am writing this article. It concerns those of us who have not yet bought a router and connect to the Internet on a computer. Although in our time, with phones and tablets with Wi-Fi, I believe that it is much simpler and more convenient to have a Wi-Fi router at home and have an automatic connection to the Internet on it. But situations are different, and we will not go into details.
So, in fact, we have an Internet connection through technologies such as VPN, L2TP, PPPoe (This can also be used if you). And we want the connection to occur automatically when the computer starts, even before the user logs in. In principle, there is nothing complicated yet, so let’s move on to the instructions. In general, I think that now it’s easier to buy a router (from Ogo.ru, Mvideo or Tekhnosila, since the choice of prices allows you to choose an affordable model) and shift the responsibility for connecting to the Internet to it. For some time now, I have preferred TP-Link and am currently using it. A router is convenient because it allows you to connect any device with Wi-Fi to the network (phones, smartphones, laptops, tablets).
1) We need the name of the Internet connection to be in English. Rename it or set the correct name when creating the connection. I will use VPN.
2) This step applies to owners of Windows 7. Open the properties of the network connection, go to the “Settings” tab and uncheck the “Display connection progress”, “Prompt for name, password” and “Include Windows login domain”.
3) Next, open the Windows Task Scheduler. To do this, go to: Control Panel → “System and Security” group → “Administration” → “Task Scheduler” (or click Win+R and enter taskschd.msc ).
4) Select “Action” → “Create a simple task”:
5) The “Create a Simple Task Wizard” will open. Enter a custom name and description. Click next. 
6) Place a dot next to “When the computer starts.” If desired, you can select “When you log on to Windows”, and the connection will be automatically created after logging in as a user. 
7) Select “Run program”: 
8) Now the fun part:
1) In the “Program or script” field, enter the program: C:\Windows\system32\rasdial.exe
rasdial.exe is a utility that has been built into Windows for a very long time and is used to work with network connections.
2) In the “Add arguments” field, write a command in the following form:
*connection_name* *user_name* *password*
where “username and password” is the username and password provided by your ISP.
In my case it will look like this (the data is fictitious):
VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx
9) Check the box next to “Open properties for this task after clicking the “Finish” button and click “Done”. 
10) Switch the point to “Run for all users”. We check the box next to “Run with highest rights” and in the “Configure for:” item, select our operating system. Click OK. 
That's it, now when you turn on the computer, the network connection should turn on on its own.
Alternative ways to enable automatic Internet start:
I. Using the program autorun function.
I believe that this article will not be complete if I do not add several alternative methods. And the first one will be about creating and using a BAT file.
1) So, first of all, of course, we need to create a BAT file that will connect to the Internet. To do this, create a text file in a random location. And fill it with text in the following format:
Cd %systemroot%\system32 start rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
2) Rename the file to VPN_autostart.bat. In order to change the file extension, you need to enable their display in the folder properties. In Windows 7, press the button Alt in Explorer and select “Tools” - “Folder Options”. In Windows 8 and 8.1, switch to the “View” tab in Explorer, select “Options” - “Change folder and search options.” There, on the “View” tab, look for the item “Hide extensions for registered file types” and uncheck the box. Click OK.
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp"and copy the file into it.
This completes the first alternative method. It seems to be very simple, but for some reason it doesn’t always work.
II) Automatic start of the Internet through a registry entry.
The second alternative method is based on creating an additional parameter to start the network connection.
1) Open the registry by pressing the key combination Win+R and entering regedit , in the window that opens.
2) Open the following thread if you want to enable autorun for all users on the computer:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
If you want to enable autorun only for the current one, then you need this branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
I will create for all users.
3) Create a new string parameter with the name StartVPN and give it the format value:
Rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
Don’t forget that the VPN connection name should not contain Cyrillic characters. The next time you start your computer, your computer should automatically connect to the Internet.
III) Autostart the Internet by creating a new service.
This is another method that should automatically connect to the Internet before the user logs in.
Sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
This will create a new service that will run after all system services have started. In my case it will look like this:
Sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
In the console services.msc A new service should appear; if it does not appear, check the command syntax.
Open the service properties and change the parameter Startup type to " Automatic (delayed start)»
And go to the “Recovery” tab. And switch all three action items to “Restart the service”.
Now the connection will be made after starting the computer with automatic reconnection in case of an error.
This article is for those who have not yet purchased a router and are connecting to the Internet on a computer. Although in our time, with phones and tablets with Wi-Fi, I believe that it is much simpler and more convenient to have a Wi-Fi router at home and have an automatic connection to the Internet on it. But situations are different, and we will not go into details.
So, in fact, we have an Internet connection through technologies such as VPN, L2TP, PPPoe (This can also be used if you have configured your own VPN server). And we want the connection to occur automatically when the computer starts, even before the user logs in. In principle, there is nothing complicated yet, so let’s move on to the instructions.
1) We need the name of the Internet connection to be in English. Rename it or set the correct name when creating the connection. I will use VPN.
2) This step applies to owners of Windows 7. Open the properties of the network connection, go to the “Settings” tab and uncheck the “Display connection progress”, “Prompt for name, password” and “Include Windows login domain”.
3) Next, open the Windows Task Scheduler. To do this, go to: Control Panel → "System and Security" group → "Administration" → "Task Scheduler" (or click Win+R and enter taskschd.msc).
4) Select “Action” → “Create a simple task”:
5) The “Create a Simple Task Wizard” will open. Enter a custom name and description. Click next. 
6) Place a dot next to “When the computer starts.” If desired, you can select "When you log on to Windows", and the connection will be automatically created after the user logs in. 
7) Select "Run program": 
8) Now the fun part:
1) In the “Program or script” field, enter the program: C:\Windows\system32\rasdial.exe
rasdial.exe- a utility that has been built into Windows for a very long time and is used to work with network connections.
2) In the “Add arguments” field, write a command in the following form:
*connection_name* *user_name* *password*
where "username and password" is the username and password provided by your ISP.
In my case it will look like this (the data is fictitious):
VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx
9) Check the box next to “Open properties for this task after clicking the Finish button” and click Finish. 
10) Switch the point to “Run for all users”. Check the box next to “Run with highest rights” and in the “Configure for:” section, select our operating system. Click OK. 
That's it, now when you turn on the computer, the network connection should turn on on its own.
Alternative ways to enable automatic Internet start:
I. Using the program autorun function.
I believe that this article will not be complete if I do not add several alternative methods. And the first one will be about creating and using a BAT file.
1) So, first of all, of course, we need to create a BAT file that will connect to the Internet. To do this, create a text file in a random location. And fill it with text in the following format:
cd %systemroot%\system32 start rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
2) Rename the file to VPN_autostart.bat. In order to change the file extension, you need to enable their display in the folder properties. In Windows 7, press the button Alt in Explorer and select "Tools" - "Folder Options". In Windows 8 and 8.1, switch to the "View" tab in Explorer, select "Options" - "Change folder and search options." There, on the “View” tab, look for the item “Hide extensions for registered file types” and uncheck the box. Click OK.
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp" and copy the file into it.
This completes the first alternative method. It seems to be very simple, but for some reason it doesn’t always work.
II) Automatic start of the Internet through a registry entry.
The second alternative method is based on creating an additional parameter to start the network connection.
1) Open the registry by pressing the key combination Win+R and entering regedit, in the window that opens.
2) Open the following thread if you want to enable autorun for all users on the computer:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
If you want to enable autorun only for the current one, then you need this branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
I will create for all users.
3) Create a new string parameter with the name StartVPN and give it the format value:
rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*
Don’t forget that the VPN connection name should not contain Cyrillic characters. The next time you start your computer, your computer should automatically connect to the Internet.
III) Autostart the Internet by creating a new service.
This is another method that should automatically connect to the Internet before the user logs in.
sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial *connection_name* *username* *password*" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
This will create a new service that will run after all system services have started. In my case it will look like this:
sc create startVPN start= auto binPath= "rasdial VPN qazxderfv zxcvnzx" DisplayName= "StartVPN" depend= lanmanworkstation obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
Aren't you tired of clicking on the connection icon every time, entering your username and password in order to connect to the Internet? One fine day I got tired of it. That's why I asked the question: How to automatically connect to the Internet when you turn on the computer? Fortunately, setting up automatic connection was quite simple.
I would like to make a reservation that I currently have Windows XP, and I set up everything on my home computer with this system. My Internet is also not connected via a modem, but a wire is simply connected to the apartment from a box in the entrance, to which, in turn, a fiber-optic cable from the provider leads. If your connection is via a modem, then there are some special features.
When I had a modem, I had to constantly type a difficult-to-remember login and password into the connection window when connecting. If you have the same problem, then you should simply check the box next to “Save username and password” the next time you connect, so that the program will enter them automatically later.
2. Don't ask for username and password
3. Create a shortcut to connect to the Internet in the Startup folder
The last thing that technically needs to be done in order to automatically connect the Internet when you turn on the computer (at least in the Windows XP operating system) is to create a shortcut for connecting to the Internet in the Startup folder, located at:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Main Menu\Programs\Startup
In your case, the only difference will be that instead of the folder that I call “admin” you will have the user name under which you logged into the system.
After you create the shortcut, restart your computer. After starting, the machine should automatically connect to the Internet without your participation.
First, let's look at the example of Windows 7. Open Start -> Control Panel -> View network status and tasks -> Set up a new connection or network -> Internet connection -> High-speed (with PPPoE) ->
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 the auto-connection setting 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"), 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).
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Setting up an automatic Internet connection in Windows 7
If your computer uses a PPPoE, L2TP or PPTP connection to access the Internet, it may not be entirely convenient to start the connection manually again every time you turn on or restart your computer. In this video we will talk about how to make the Internet connect automatically immediately after turning on the computer. It's not difficult. The two methods described here are equally suitable for Windows 7 and Windows 8.
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How to set up an automatic Internet connection in Windows 10
Good afternoon, dear reader! If you don’t have a router that independently establishes a connection to the Internet (via PPPoE, L2TP, PPTP) and every time you turn on the computer you have to manually connect to the Internet, then you would probably like to make this ritual automatic. In this article we will figure out how to do this in Windows 10 using the Task Scheduler.
Step 1 - Launch Task Scheduler
And so, to launch the task scheduler, we will use the search bar on the taskbar. To do this, enter “Task Scheduler” in the search field and in the search results you will see the application we need, as shown in Figure 1. Click on it to go to the next step.
Figure 1 - Launching the task scheduler
Step 2 - Create a task
If you did everything correctly, you will see a window as shown in Figure 2. And so, at this step you will need a login and password from your Internet provider, usually it is specified in the contract. And also the name of the connection through which you are currently connecting to the Internet.
Figure 2 - Task Scheduler
Create a simple task
In the first step, specify the name of the task: in the name text box, enter a name, for example “Automatic connection to the Internet” and click next.
Figure 3 - Creating a simple task
Trigger
After which, in the second step, we need to answer the wizard’s question, how often do we want to run the task? Here we select the item when entering windows, as shown in Figure 3. And again click on the next button.
Figure 4 - Trigger
Action
And in the next step “Action”, select “Run the program” and click the next button.
Figure 5 - Action
Starting the program
The final step, in the "program or script" text box, enter the following:
For 32-bit systems
C:\windows\System32\rasdial.exe
For x64-bit systems
C:\windows\SysWOW64\rasdial.exe
Next, in the "Add arguments" field, enter: Connection_name Login Password. Enter the name of the connection through which you connect to the Internet, if it contains spaces, put it in quotes and, accordingly, then enter the login and password from your Internet provider separated by a space. as shown in Figure 6. Then click next and the button is done
Figure 6 - Launching the program
Conclusion
If you did everything correctly, the next time you turn on the computer, a black window will appear on the screen for a few seconds, after which it will automatically connect to the Internet. It is worth noting that this method does not work when exiting sleep mode.
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How to set up an automatic Internet connection when you turn on your PC |
If you are using a high-speed connection that requires you to enter a username and password, you must connect to the Internet manually. Many users would like the Internet connection to be established automatically. There are at least two ways to organize such a connection.
The simplest and most correct solution is to place a shortcut to your Internet connection in the computer's startup folder. However, many may have noticed that in Windows 7 there is no way to place its shortcut on the desktop at the stage of creating a connection. To create a connection shortcut, open the section (Network and Sharing Center), which is located in (Control Panel). In the left panel, go to the subsection (Changing adapter settings). All network connections and network adapters of the computer will be presented here. Minimize the window so that the desktop is visible. All that remains is to drag the selected connection onto the desktop using the mouse. The shortcut created in this way is placed in the Startup startup folder, which is located here C: Users\Name\user\AppDataRoaming\Microsoftwindows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Now, after restarting the computer, a connection to the Internet will automatically occur.
Another way is to create a batch file in which the Internet connection parameters are written: login and password. Create a text document (TXT) anywhere and write one line in it:
Rasdial NameInetConnect username password
Rasdial – the command that will connect to the Internet;
NameInetConnect – The name of the Internet connection that is used to access the Internet; username – login for accessing the network; password – the actual password for making the connection. Then save and close the text file. Rename the file extension from (TXT) to (BAT) and place it in your startup folder:
From:Users\Username\AppDataRoaming\Microsoftwindows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
The file name can be anything. This method has one significant drawback: when connecting to the Internet, the computer user will see the connection login and password, which may be undesirable, especially if the computer has a large number of users and knowledge of the connection parameters is highly undesirable.
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Automatic Internet connection
This instruction will make life much easier for users of the Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems connecting to the Internet via PPPoE. The connection technology can be either ADSL or FTTB, or GPON if the optical modem is configured in Bridge mode. Every time you turn on your computer, you have to go to network connections and start the Internet connection manually. I'll tell you how to make an automatic connection to the Internet. So, the procedure is:
1. Go to the Network and Sharing Center. (How to access Network Sharing Center)
2. On the right side, look for the link Change adapter settings in the menu and click on it. 3. Right-click on the desired High-Speed connection and select the Properties menu item. 4. Select the Settings tab and uncheck the boxes Display connection progress, Request name, password, certificate, etc. 5. Click OK. 6. Again, right-click on the High-speed connection and select Create shortcut. The system will tell you that it can only create a shortcut on the desktop - we agree with this and click Yes. A shortcut to your High Speed Internet connection will appear on your desktop. 7. Open the Start menu → All programs. We are looking for the Startup item. Right-click on it and select the menu item - Open.
