Urgent! The computer always drops. Why does the computer card keep dropping?!

This is the case with piracy systems. I've encountered it before.

Solution: Put all the latest system patches on (you can use 360 Security Guard), and then check for viruses. That's it

Control Panel, add and delete software, remove suspicious software that has been installed recently.

Reasons:1. Network card problem, it is recommended to change (because that is not expensive) 2. Memory problems, where the actual address in memory conflicts with the virtual address, 3. Network problems, unstable network signal, poor signal of receiving network card.

4。The little black problem, the user sets a password to prevent someone from listening on your machine and doing tricks (it is recommended to set a password in administortra users).

5。Virus problem, (recommended to use a Kaba driver).

Use Optimizer to clean up the following system data (you can clean up a lot of junk files, more comprehensive) Increase virtual memory Not only improve the network speed and speed but also delete some useless junk files Then scan the computer to see if it is poisoned Enter ping+ip-t in the start bar to check the transfer speed!

Good luck!

Go buy a disk to redo the system yourself and reinstall it yourself It's OK If it doesn't work, it's a problem with the network cable Check that the wire is not plugged in.

Fix the registry with 360 and then patch it all.

The symptoms of not being able to read are all problems with the system, you first reinstall the network card driver to see, if it can't be solved, then do the system.

There are many reasons for this, and it may be that way.

1.If the computer is poisoned, it will be disconnected intermittently, so it will be necessary to kill the virus, or seriously redo the system.

2.Broadband cats don't work, try another one.

2.There is a problem with the network cable, the contact is poor or the ** is seriously disconnected, check it.

The card is generally a problem with the computer, the hard disk is defragmented, and there is no need to uninstall the software that is not commonly used, and the possibility of poisoning is relatively large.

First, the configuration is too old to drive the current system;

Second, it is poisoned, and the virus occupies more memory;

Third, the problem of the network is related to the operator, not to you.

The "Magic Wave" virus, after the connection is dropped, shows that the connection is normal.

Telecommunications, the business of Unicom.

Reinstall the system.