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      <text style="regular">It looks like you're not connected to the Internet. Try these things to get connected: </text>
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            <text style="regular">Verify that your network cable is plugged in.</text>
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            <text style="regular">Make sure you're not in airplane mode. Go to </text>
            <text style="bold">Settings</text>
            <text style="regular"> &gt; </text>
            <text style="bold">Network &amp; Internet</text>
            <text style="regular"> &gt; </text>
            <text style="bold">Airplane mode</text>
            <text style="regular"> and make sure it's turned off. </text>
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            <text style="regular">Go to </text>
            <text style="bold">Settings</text>
            <text style="regular"> &gt; </text>
            <text style="bold">Network &amp; Internet</text>
            <text style="regular"> &gt; </text>
            <text style="bold">Wi-Fi</text>
            <text style="regular">, and make sure Wi-Fi is turned on. If a network you expect to see appears in the list, select the network, and then select </text>
            <text style="bold">Connect</text>
            <text style="regular">. </text>
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            <text style="regular">Let Windows try to help you fix the problem. In the Search box, type </text>
            <text style="bold">Network troubleshooter</text>
            <text style="regular">, and then select </text>
            <text style="bold">Identify and repair network problems</text>
            <text style="regular">. (It’ll say </text>
            <text style="bold">Control panel</text>
            <text style="regular"> under the setting.) </text>
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            <text style="regular">Connect to a cellular network on your PC if you can. Go to </text>
            <text style="bold">Settings</text>
            <text style="regular"> &gt; </text>
            <text style="bold">Network &amp; Internet</text>
            <text style="regular">, and see if </text>
            <text style="bold">Cellular</text>
            <text style="regular"> appears in the list of settings. </text>
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            <text style="regular">If you're at home and expect to see your Wi-Fi network but don't, restart your Wi-Fi router. This should be a last resort.</text>
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