Questions about the quality of the signals of different computers on the same wireless router

Try connecting to the Internet cable, if it is not slow, it should be a problem with your computer's configuration, or a problem with your computer's wireless hardware.

Connect this router with a network cable, it is still very stuck, or it can't be connected at all, 1: computer problem, reinstall the network card driver, 360 repair.

2: The router has been tampered with, the MAC address of this computer has been disabled (any router has this function), or the speed has been limited to this computer (only this function is available on mid-to-high-end routers), and the problem can be solved by resetting the router.

If you can't even open a basic web page, it's definitely not a configuration problem with your computer. It should be that your route settings are incorrect. You might as well statically assign an IP address to your computer in the route.

If you think it's a matter of distance, you can move your computer to the router to see if you can access the Internet, if it still can't, then it's not a matter of distance, it's a problem with your routing settings.

Why do you always think it must be a signal problem? You may wish to check the signal strength displayed by the Wi-Fi connection on your computer!! If the signal above is strong or relatively strong, do you still think it is a signal problem?

The web page will not open only when it is very weak or not.

Set the static IP address

The interface that the gateway and DNS choose to route is usually either your own IP or .

Desktop tap Oh Use or.

You can see this address from your desktop computer.

Because your router has DHCP function. If the gateway for a desktop computer is used, I hope you can understand.

It is not excluded that the cause of your computer poisoning is not ruled out.

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The signal of the wireless router is limited, for example, the mobile phone signal is good in some places and not in good places, you can move your computer. If you have access to the internet, it's to see if you have something or a room block.

Dear, I'm glad to answer for you: Answer: The far signal between the computer and the router is not good, and whether a network cable can be stably enhanced Can you solve this in this way depending on what kind of computer you are, and your home wireless network coverage is related, for example, you are a notebook, you can turn on the wireless switch of the notebook, after connecting wifi, move the notebook to a room closer to the router, so that the signal will be strengthened, if you are in a room with the router, it will generally be full of signal, if you are a wireless network card for desktops, It is far away from the router, the signal is very poor, it is recommended to connect with wires, make a long network cable, connect the router with the computer network port, so that there is no signal problem when surfing the Internet, and there is a way to buy another router, and the original route to do wireless bridging, so that the room or location will also have a good wifi signal.

It has nothing to do with broadband**, only with the position and orientation, and the signal is strong if it can form a good transmission loop, and it is weak if it penetrates the wall or has interference around it.

It's a signal, and it's the same thing as sound, and it's going to have refraction loss, and you're routing it up, and it's in high places, and the router's signal coverage is above the antenna, and you try it, and the antenna is facing down, and you're going to put it on the ground.

Normal, your wireless router is in the grid, separated by a wall, and the signal is weak.

The strength of the wireless signal has a lot to do with the location.

First of all, the wireless signal propagation in free space is attenuated, and in a fully open environment, the remaining signal power receiving equipment can no longer be parsed after the propagation distance is about 100 meters.

In a complex wireless environment, walls, furniture, doors, etc. will have a large traditional loss on signal propagation. The reflection and refraction of wireless signals by various settings make the propagation of wireless signals more complicated. As a result, the signal reaching the receiving device becomes weaker and more unstable.

In a relatively closed environment, the propagation distance of the wireless router is about 15 meters.

The poor signal of the notebook needs to be eliminated step by step to determine the cause of the problem.

There are three possibilities for this question:

1. Problems with wireless routers, wireless router failures, and weakened transmission signals.

2. The wireless network card of the notebook is faulty, resulting in the failure to work normally.

3. The antenna of the laptop wireless network card is dropped or not connected properly, resulting in a very poor signal. This should be checked with the back cover.

If other people's signals are very good, it should be a problem with their own notebook, if it is a problem with poor computer configuration, there is no better solution, if it is because the computer is sluggish, the system is sluggish, you can clean up the computer garbage, and then look at it after the full antivirus.

Since it is wireless, it is easy to be affected by your location, as well as interference from surrounding objects such as high-power devices such as mobile phones. If you have to compare the signal strength, you need to be in the same position, just like a radio, sometimes turning the antenna will cause the signal to weaken. In addition, the strength of the signal does not affect your speed, but if there is a problem with the system or there is a disturbance, the connection will drop.

Please check if there is a high-power device around you first? When the signal strength changes after changing the location, it will be greatly improved to deal with the system, such as cleaning up plug-ins or turning off some of the software that is taking up bandwidth. Hope it helps!

There are several possibilities:

1。The router does not dial up to access the Internet (open the router settings page and check whether it is connected to the Internet).

2。A good signal does not mean that you are connected to the router (if you can open the router management page, you can confirm that you are connected to the router).

The signal strength is the same as that of the mobile phone, the brand is different, the process is different, it will affect the reception strength, if it is a rubbing network, the distance is far away, it is possible that others can be on the network you can't find the network, the general home network distance is close, the strength is almost full, it does not affect the speed of the Internet, the mobile phone signal is not satisfactory does not affect the play, only very poor will there be problems.

Let's see if you have the wrong SSID. Click on the network connection in the lower right corner of win7,There is an ID on the wireless connection signal,If it's tplink's wireless,It will show a string of numbers behind tp-link or something,Of course, it may also be something else。 Look at whether the name is the same as the route or the cat's.

I'm in this situation as well ... Has your problem been solved? What is the reason??

There are several possibilities:

1. It is related to the strength of the received signal of the laptop itself.

2. The distance between the laptop and the wireless router is related.

3. The obstacle between the laptop and the wireless router is isolated.

4. The laptop location is related to the wavelength of the wireless router.

You try the above situations carefully, and then try the strength of the laptop's reception signal.

The signal is not necessarily correct, and the network speed is the same, so don't pay attention to him. If the network speed with a poor signal is good or bad, it is a hardware problem, turn it on and remove the dust.

There are many factors of this kind, some are computer configuration problems, some are network card setting problems, and some routers have set speed limits, if the difference is particularly large, it is very likely that the routers have set speed limits, because most routers support this technology.

Here's how to set it up.

Step 1: First assign a static IP to the computer that needs to be rate-limited, find the static address assignment ------ the DHCP server in the router settings--- add a new entry--- the MAC address that needs to be (the computer that needs to be rate-limited), you can check it from the list of DHCP servers --- clients, when there are many clients in the list, you may not know who the MAC address belongs to, you can unplug all the network cables after the router, Only connect the network cable of the computer that needs to be rated, and after restarting the router, there is only one client left in the list, and you can see its MAC address and the IP assigned to him by the DHCP server; You can copy and paste his MAC address into (static address assignment to add new entry) and assign him an IP;

Step 2: In order to prevent the other party from changing the corresponding settings, you also need to bind the IP to the MAC, you go to the IP and MAC binding settings of the router --- static ARP binding settings--- fill in the MAC address and static IP you just set to choose to enable;

Step 3: Go to your screenshot interface and enter the IP address you want to limit the rate.

Port Segment: This parameter is not required.

Cooperate. Talk: All on. OK:

Minimum bandwidth (kbps).

Maximum bandwidth (kbps). OK:

Minimum bandwidth (kbps).

Maximum bandwidth (kbps).

You have to call your broadband operator to ask how much the uplink and downlink speed of your broadband is, and you can allocate it accordingly, the minimum bandwidth is the minimum Internet speed for the other party, the maximum bandwidth is the maximum Internet speed for the other party, and you have to enter the maximum network speed that you let the other party not exceed in the maximum bandwidth to limit his maximum Internet speed.

There are many reasons for the signal of the wireless router, there are physical interference, there is also a poor location, it may also be the wireless receiver, etc., it may also be a problem with the router itself, the following is an introduction to the elimination and solution, interested friends can refer to the next ha.

There are many reasons for the signal of the wireless router, including physical interference, poor location, problems with the wireless receiver such as mobile phones, and problems with the wireless router itself. However, in general, it is not difficult to troubleshoot and solve problems.

Tools Raw Wireless Router SSID Computer or Mobile Phone and Other Wireless Terminal Methods Step 1, in order for us to see if our router supports wireless signal increase, such as TP-Link's TL-WR2041N unique turbo button can make the wireless signal enhance coverage with one click, we can press this button directly once, when this light is on, it means that the turbo function has been turned on:

Of course, if you move too far away from the wireless router, the signal will definitely weaken, so you should try not to get too far away from the wireless router:

At the same time, ensure that there are not too many blockers, and too many blockers or through walls will greatly affect the wireless signal

The interference generated by some home appliances during operation can seriously affect the wireless signal, so do not place the wireless router near the home appliance:

Sometimes it can also be caused by the instability of our mobile phone or laptop, we can restart these wireless terminals, or turn on and off the airplane mode of the phone:

It is also possible that there is a channel problem with the wireless router, you can try changing the channel of the wireless router to a common channel such as 6 or 9:

There is also a phenomenon that cannot be ignored, overheating of the wireless router will also cause the wireless signal to be unstable, you can try to turn off the wireless router for a while.

Upstairs said there was a problem, the line was blocked?I don't think the landlord will build a wall between the router and the laptop, or take a quilt and wrap the router. So it can't be that the signal is blocked, even if you put three big pieces of iron between the router and the laptop.

The signal of your router itself is unstable, and the miscellaneous routers are all this. However, it basically has no impact on your Internet speed, the bandwidth of your Netcom or telecom is 2 trillion or 4 megabytes, and the data transmission rate between your router and the laptop can reach 10 megabytes, and you mean that you are 1 or 2 laptops. It has no effect on your internet speed.

It's that the transmission power of the school's WLAN is too small.

But you can put your own wireless router outside the door... In this way, the dormitory will definitely be able to get the signal of the wireless route...

If you use your own router and then use your laptop to connect your router, if you want to connect the Internet through the school's WLAN, it will involve the bridging problem of the router, which may not work, because you also need to set it up on the school's WLAN router, and the school network management will not help you set it up.