I have internet at home ...how do i access it

hi chris.
If you want to access the internet at home, you'll need an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and a router to connect to the ISP. ISPs often provide a router with their service. This means more than one computer or device in your house can use the broadband connection at the same time.

Internet access and broadband ' nidirect

https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/internet-access-and-broadband..
or you can click on this link and have a read up.
How do access the internet Google Search

Do you try to connect to the Internet when at home or away from home ? At home, you need to have a wireless (WiFi) network to connect your tablet to and then access the Internet from your tablet. Away from home you need to find an OPEN WiFi network (usually in public places such as coffee shops, bookstores, etc) to connect to. Or you can get an USB mobile/cellular modem from your cellular provider to attach to the USB port on your tablet and access the Internet at home and/or away from home (this option will cost you money). You also need to install on your tablet apps that will access the Internet (browsers, Pandora, Youtube, etc.).

Your internet access password is possibly the one provided by your internet service provider (ISP). The password is usually required together with your 'user name' to access your service provide to you by the ISP.
Without the password, you might still have access to your home wifi network, but would be unable to reach internet services.

run
cmd
ipconfig /renew
try that, worked for me with xp

You will need to login to your wireless router to get the wireless password. You will need to know the username and password to the router in order to access this information. You will need to talk to the person who setup the router for the information. The router website will vary depending on the brand of the router. If you do not know the router username and password. You will want to contact the router manufacture for assistance acquiring that information.

Hi Graham
This should be fairly straight forward.
Your BT Home hub should be transmitting 2 signals. One called BTfon and another called something like BTHomeHub2-PGD3.
The second is what your computer should be connecting to to access the internet. If you look at the back of your home hub you will see 4 rows of numbers/text.
One should say SSID and have have the same ending as the transmitter that your computer should be seeing. Underneath that it should say WEP code or WPA. (or something similar) What follows is the password you need to enter to access that home hub's internet transmitter. The BTfon thing is for the telephone that comes with some versions of the hub - it's not for the computer.

you mean u cant access the internet using Internet explorer ?
If so try to use any browsers u can find a copy on ur network card drivers CD

The Internet connection must be shared for you to use it. You probably haven't configured your vista correctly. Try connecting via your internet connection (Networking)

It depends on where you're at and how they are blocked. Generally the solution is to set up a proxy server that is not on a blocked network that you can access from over the internet. For example, if you have AT&T U-verse internet at home, at to access MySpace from work, where it's blocked. You could set up a proxy on your home computer, configure your AT&T router to pass traffic from the internet to that proxy, and then from your work computer, you would configure your browser to use your home computers IP address as a proxy. What this does is routes all traffic from your work computer to your home computer. If you utilize SSL for this connection, it's 100% encrypted and your employer only sees you accessing your home computer, they can't see what data is passing between.

Do you have any firewall installed on your computer?
If so, try disabling it. If it doesnt work, keep going.

does your modem have a green light on the "internet" or "activity" status? if not, you have a problem in your modem.

hope it helps.