Does a router for a computer help

How is it possible, it will only get hotter.

A computer can access the Internet without routing.

3.If there is no problem with the resource itself, it is recommended to restart the route, and the general problem will be improved. Excerpt from.

Yes:1Safer. The computer is on the intranet, and some simple firewall settings can also be done on the router!

2.More hassle-free. You don't have to set up your computer.

The disadvantage is that it will be 1 to 2ms slower

No, the computer can be connected directly to the router or directly connected to the cat.

To connect to a router, you need to set up a router, and the following describes how to set it up.

How to set up a wireless router:

Home Network Environment Cabling]:

1. There is a cat (modem): cat (modem) - router WAN port; The LAN port of the router --- a computer.

2. No modem: network cable --- router WAN port; The LAN port of the router --- a computer.

Computer enters the router]:

1. The computer IP and DNS settings are automatically obtained.

2. Open the browser, enter the general router address in the address bar is this or check the login information on the back of the router) Enter the route - enter the user name and password, (the default is generally admin).

Set Router Dialing]:

1. In the [Setup Wizard], select [PPPoe Dialing] (some are ADSL Dialing), enter the Internet user name and password according to the prompts, and save.

2. In [Network Parameters] --WAN Settings], select [Normal Mode], and select [PPPoe Dialing] in the three options of [Connection]. The next step is to select [Auto Connect], Save, and Exit.

Turn on the router's wireless function].

1. Select Wireless Settings --- Basic Settings.

2. Check [Turn on wireless function] and click Save.

Set wifi password].

1. Wireless Settings - Wireless Security Settings - Select [WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK].

Authentication Type: Automatic.

Encryption algorithm: AES.

The PSK password is the wireless password. Set the required password.

Wireless router, as the name suggests, can be connected to the Internet without plugging in the network cable, and it has nothing to do with whether there is a computer or not, but the first time you set up a wireless router, you must plug in the network cable on the computer to set up!

The wireless router has a certain distance limit, you have the network at home, set up the wireless router, you can go to the Internet, but you can't get on the network if you take it out at a distance! Thank you!

Also, if you want to rub someone else's network, you must first find the network name within the range of someone else's wireless network, and then connect, if someone else doesn't set a password, you can connect directly, if someone else sets a password you can't connect!

The router seems to be splitting the network cable, that is, using the router, you can connect a network cable to several computers at the same time, if there is only one computer, there is no need to use the router, good luck

If the office computer does not have access to the Internet, it can not be connected to the router.