Using an Ethernet cable, connect your computer to the internet or WAN port on the back of the modem. This will connect your computer directly to the internet. You can set up your wireless network after the modem has been activated.

1. Step-1: Restore Permanently
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you hit delete instead of send (and then you deleted it completely
from the Deleted folder). Now what? Read on to learn how to fix
that goof.
Accidentally deleting an important email can be distressing.
Thankfully most email systems will place deleted messages in a
"Deleted" folder, much like the recycle bin on a desktop PC.
However, once purged from the Deleted folder, these messages
are much harder to retrieve. Depending on the email system you
use, the Deleted folder may be purged automatically at regular
intervals – however all is not necessarily lost.

2. Step 1: Visit the Hotmail website in your web
browser.
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3. Step-2 Visit the Hotmail website in your
web browser.
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Open a Web browser
Open your Web browser, and navigate to the Outlook website. If you type in the
Hotmail URL, the browser automatically routes you to Outlook, as Microsoft integrated
its Live and Hotmail services with Outlook in 2013.
Sign in to your account
Use your Hotmail email address to sign in to your account. Type your password, and
press Enter. You also have the option to create an Outlook address; however, doing so
does not transfer your Hotmail information.
Locate the chat box
Click your username in the upper-right corner of the page. Select Available or Invisible
as your current status. You can also access your profile and account information. Next,
click the smile messenger icon to reveal your contact list.
Chat with a contact
Click a contact in your list to open the text box and the chat dialog box. Type your
message in the text field, and press Enter. To end the chat, close the tab or your
browser.

4. Type the required info into the appropriate
boxes, to sign-in (if not already completed and
saved for further login).
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5. Type the required info into the appropriate
boxes, to sign-in (if not already completed and
saved for further login).
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6. Step3 Look over and click the "Deleted"
folder that exists on the left-hand side of
the screen.
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7. Step3 Look over and click the "Deleted"
folder that exists on the left-hand side of
the screen.
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You'll see a bunch of tabbed items. One of these tabs
will be "Deleted". This is your deleted items
folder/recycle bin..
You may have to scroll down to see this folder, if your
mailbox a lot more folders than just the default.
However, it should be middle to top (there are ways to
organize the position of folders on the list).

8. Step 4-Recover deleted messages
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9. Step4: Recover deleted messages
Click the "Recover deleted messages" link, that can be found
between the mail preview line and the line containing a brief
summary of each piece of mail in an "outline"-like view. The
line will say "Lost a message? When you recover deleted
messages, we bring back as many as we can. Learn more"

10. Step-5 Hotmail Inbox Option

11. Hotmail Inbox Option
If you've lost or deleted your text messages and contacts then the
fastest way to get them back is to get a quality program that quickly
recovers them. MobiKin Doctor for Android is a top-notch system
that quickly and effectively recovers all of your text messages. The
link below is Moleskin's step-by-step guide for how to proceed with
the program:
How to recover deleted text messages on Android
You can use the program without rooting your phone, though
MobiKin guarantees you'll be able to retrieve the full extent of your
content if you do. To find out how to root your phone, you can follow
the Mobikin method here. Please ensure that you also read our
complete guide to rooting.

12. Step-6
Trash Hotmail Account
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13. Trash Hotmail Account
It may seem self-evident, but the first place to look for a
missing email is in the Trash (or Bin) folder. It can be all too
easy to flip out and think a message is lost forever, only to find
it was sitting in the trash all along. However, it could take ages
to find the message.
Luckily, the search function used to discover old emails in your
inbox applies equally well to the Trash folder. Simply click on
the Trash folder to see your deleted messages, then click on
the search bar at the top of the page and type in keywords you
think your email may have contained. Hotmail will then list all
the emails and messages containing those keywords; this
speeds up the process of finding the email.