Some problems with the Internet Speed Neighbor 50

Cell broadband is likely to be within the same local area network, and it should be connected to dozens of households in a local area network.

Let's ask the webmaster or something.

Khan upstairs

It's very simple, you just change your network password, so that your neighbors can't steal your network. If the other party asks you why you changed your password, then you can make it clear to him that my own network is not everyone's, if you really want to use it, then pay for it, the neighbor is not a family, and there should be a sense of boundaries.

You should set a password for your router so that your neighbors can't steal your internet.

You can ask the broadband company for help, change the wifi password, or dispose of it through technical means, or you can directly tell the neighbor that it is best to get broadband yourself, after all, the network is now about to become an indispensable part of our lives, and always stealing the network is not a long-term solution.

Change a complicated wifi password so that your neighbors can't connect to your home's network. Or just go and tell him, after all, this thing is not right.

Landlord, you have to first explain how much is your Netcom? Do you go to him to pick up the net, or he picks you up to the net. Whose router is there.

You have to explain these basic issues clearly, otherwise you need a lot of things to explain, first: Netcom, which is different from telecommunications, (for yourself, telecommunications is exclusive to broadband).

Second: When you say he's there, you're stuck. ,Description,He uses a lot of traffic on the Internet,(This depends on how many meters your network opens) thus affecting your Internet access,This problem is like this for many people,Solution:

A: The router is there (you are the boss), then you have to change the router, (change a router with IP rate limiting TP is about 100 pieces) set up the router, put him and the speed limit, (of course, you don't want to affect him, you also want to limit the speed yourself).

B: You are looking for P2P speed limiting software on the Internet, you can also realize the function of speed limiting, of course, others also have a way to let you not limit the speed, (can be negotiated) If there is no negotiation, you will use, he knows that everyone is not good, C: When he is **, you are stuck, indicating that he has a lot of traffic, if you are not watching a movie, then good!

But it is still recommended that you choose A, the best, change a router, everyone's network speed is evenly shared, no one affects anyone, and B can also be, let's discuss, there is no problem that can't be solved, and there are any problems to contact me.

Change it to ADSL, or you can also open a P2P preemption point.

1.It's unlikely that it's a problem with your network cable, but if it is, the speed will fluctuate and be unstable during the transmission process.

2。It's possible that your firewall is working, and the firewall settings are different for each operating system, so you can check it out on the Internet.

3. You can ** Flying Pigeon Transmission to try if there is a problem with file transfer If the flying pigeon transmission software is very slow or cannot be transferred when the file is transmitted, it means that there is a problem with your network settings.

4.Pay attention to the system version of your several computers, and different versions will also cause you to be in that situation.

For example, XP Home and Pro share transfer files, you need to unpatch or set it up yourself.