Weird network problems, very weird network problems,

Please ask if your internet speed is 1m.

This is normal. What are you wondering about?

And then it slowly became more than 100.

As for what you say, get lower. It's also frequent. I think you're really making a fuss.

I love to ask about this little thing.

Don't you believe in your own abilities? You can't solve these problems. 。Let someone help you.

1) If it is a problem with the broadband itself, first directly connect the broadband network cable to test, if it is a broadband problem, contact the broadband customer service to solve it.

2) If it's a problem with the router, if it can be used originally, it can't be used for the time being, my own practice is to disconnect the power of the router and plug it in, and I'll take a look. In there is a factory reset, from the new strict according to the manual settings can be used, I don't understand, it is not recommended to set it at will (this is under the premise of the correct physical connection, sometimes the router is slow or failed to find the IP address, not that the router is broken).

If it can't be solved all the time, it is recommended to call the customer service of the router, they have **** guidance, I encounter a problem that I can't solve by myself, it is very useful to consult the advice they gave, and they will give the correct advice for your settings or operations.

3) If you turn off the wireless switch, turn it on, if it is a wireless connection with software, it is normal for the software to be difficult to use and often have problems, there is no better way, use a router. In addition, it is caused by the network card driver is not or is not suitable, and whether there is a problem with the network cable interface or network cable.

4) If it is caused by a system problem, it is recommended to restore the system or reinstall it.

First of all, is your network card wired or wireless?

This phenomenon of wired network card is generally caused by the problem of the router, such as the aging of the router, or the internal program or hardware of the router itself. You can change the router and test it again; If it is a wireless network card, you look at the distance between your network card and the router, whether there are multiple layers of wall blocking, etc., the wireless signal distance is far or there are many blocks, which will cause a bad signal, and the network will be disconnected when the amount of network data is large. Generally speaking, if there is no professional detection tool, we can only take the replacement method to check whether there is a equipment failure or a line failure or a setting problem, and only find the equipment and cause of the fault to solve it.

The question goes like this::

The first is that there is packet exchange between your router and your local host, and the machine should be connected to the local connection.

The second is that your DNS server address and the protocol service address you set belong to the unified network segment, which will make your network card default to the network can indeed be used.

The third possibility is that someone in your local network can access the Internet (via wireless or other devices), and the router sends the packet by default and all the machines in that network segment reply with the same packet.

This problem should not escape these three states, if not, it can only be that your network card driver is faulty.

You can try a different router or network card.

。。Uh, you're haunted over there.