Will the network speed of 2M be reduced when 2 computers are divided equally between routers?

I don't understand what you mean But the bandwidth of your network is constant, no matter how many of your machines have a bandwidth of 2M, then the 2M bandwidth will be shared by the 2 machines, and it will not exceed this, nor will it be less than this bandwidth

Normal routers do not have a bi-bandwidth setting.

In other words, there will basically be one more and one less.

Both are 2m, which is equivalent to parallel connection. But if there is one machine, the other one will be slower, because only 2m of traffic passes through the router, and yours will keep sending requests, the router will keep processing its requests, and the other one's request is waiting, so it looks slow. Nowadays, some routers have settings for distributing traffic, but you have to set it up yourself.

In fact, it is not recommended that you limit the speed of a computer to 1m

The situation of less than 1m generally does not happen, unless the computer is particularly far away from the router, if it is far away, the network cable will be attenuated, but the impact is not very large.

No.,2m four people in our dormitory Netcom.,Not necessarily.,Because if ** or play a large online game.。。。 Then there will be problems, the main thing is that there is no problem with mutual coordination, it will affect each other, and each other will grab the network speed, in fact, if it is on the same line, even if it is separated, it will affect (especially the campus network), mainly depending on your personal network usage.

1. The router can't reach this bandwidth, and 2. Your computer's network card doesn't support such a high bandwidth.

This is true for hardware, and possibly for software.

A big reason for this is due to the aging of the router!

There is also a virus, and then there is the network card of two computers, a gateway or something!

The TP-Link R402M may have QoS flow control settings in it, you can log in to it and take a look, remove the settings and it's OK.

No, because after the router divides the network speed (in fact, it should be called the bandwidth equally), it is determined by the IP address and is only valid for this network segment.

After one of the computers creates a WiFi hotspot, the computer connected to the hotspot and the computer that created the hotspot share the speed of the router.

For example, if there are 4 computers and each computer shares 100KB Internet speed, then the computer that created the hotspot and the computer connected to the hotspot share 100KB Internet speed, which will not affect the other computers.

Principle: The computer that establishes the hotspot uses soft routing to re-establish a new network segment, so it will not be affected by the equal network speed, then the egress bandwidth of this network segment is the network speed that is equally divided.

1.Too many cached files on a web page for a long time will obviously affect the speed of the Internet, so if you want to improve the speed of surfing the Internet, you must regularly delete the temporary files in the cache.

The specific operation steps are: open the Internet Explorer tool Internet Options to delete all Internet browsing records and junk.

2.Malware can severely slow down the internet, so scan for "malware" and wipe out all the malware that comes out.

3.Your computer has been infected with certain viruses and Trojans, which will cause your internet connection to be slow.

First, use anti-virus software such as Kingsoft Anti-Virus to comprehensively check the poison and anti-virus. The anti-virus software should be upgraded every day, and the virus should be checked once a week, so don't be afraid of trouble.

The router divides the network bandwidth equally. You can't go online at the same time.

I'm also a desktop with a book to surf the Internet.,The general desktop doesn't watch these movies.,The network speed of this book is very stable.,Your situation can only show that the system is going to be replaced.。

This shouldn't be a problem with the router wireless routing, right?This is not too far away from the router, the partition wall effect is very poor, and there is a 1m broadband, a machine is small!As the upstairs said, first use a machine to dial up the Internet to see if the speed can not reach the effect of 1m broadband, just find someone from the telecom to help if it is a wireless route, it is best to set a password, do not let others steal your traffic!

The distance between the two computers should not be too far, you can change the network cable to 4M or expand the memory of the computer. That's it.