What should I do if my computer always has a problem?

Hello: I'll come to your questions. How to turn off the auto-wake feature.

Start by going to the BIOS ---

Go to the Advanced BIOS Setup Option, and do not have [LAN] in the following 3 boot settings, if you change the First Boot Device [CD ROM] menu level

second boot device [hard disk]third boot device [lan]boot other device [enabled], then go to Power Management Setup Option, and change the following two items [enabled] to [disabled].

wake-up by pci card [enabled]power-on by ring [enabled]

There is a boot item in your computer's BIOS called the network card, and you can solve the problem by turning it off.

If your computer is a brand, you can call free after-sales**, consult the network card startup item in**.

I haven't encountered any of these problems, but since you have cats and routers, there is no need to prioritize the two computers. The following connections are; **The line comes out into the cat, the network cable that comes out of the cat is connected to the entrance of the router, the general router has at least four outlets, and the two computers can be plugged into those ports with a network cable casually. I don't know if your router has been set up, you have to go in and set it up, enter the password of your home broadband, choose automatic dialing, and as long as you turn on the computer in the future, it will automatically be online, no need to dial every time, and it is not divided into the main computer and the second computer.

How to set up the router depends on what brand it is, and there are slight differences between different brands, so please refer to the manual.

You're using gosht to restore the system.

If yes. It is recommended that you switch to a clean version of the system.

Attached. There shouldn't be any more problems.

If not. That I feel.

You've got a powerful virus. Then you can only find a master.

Go and see it because of that kind of thing.

Antivirus software can't kill it. Hope it helps.

Many routers and cats have a self-wake-up function, which is based on the MAC address or IP address, that is to say, your MAC address is entered in the self-wake-up function, then your computer will be controlled by it and booted, your problem should be a problem with the settings, and it has little to do with the hardware.

Does your dad's computer use broadband sharing? That is to say, the network cable on your computer is not plugged into the router, but plugged into another network card on your dad's computer, whether your dad's computer is a dual network card, you had better make the specific clear, like you say, it is estimated that the master of the master can help you solve the problem.

That's a problem with the settings of your router, a few simple words are not clear, tell you a convenient way, reset, first let the router restore factory settings, and then, you go to set up the broadband account and login method inside, don't change anything else!

You have to be sure. The incoming line of the network cable is placed on the access of the router. The network cables of you and the computer you put are connected from the output of the route. There is also a connection to the broadband directly set in the route. You don't need to connect every time you do it.

If that's the case, leave the cat on and the router on. Just turn off the computer each time to see if it will be more stable.

How strange! The MAC address of your computer is the same as the IP address of the computer.,Agree with that person's point of view.,Wake up automatically.,I don't know how to do it specifically! hehe

It's best to get your IP and MAC information to see if it's an automatic wake-up, and you can go to the Internet to find out the relevant knowledge.

If there is a router, the host is the router, not your dad's computer.

Another one,n+2,Your problem can basically be judged to be insufficient power supply to the motherboard.,Follow the following to troubleshoot first。

First, eliminate memory problems and try a good strip to know.

Second, rule out the problem of memory slots, and just look at the plug instead.

If you are sure that there is no problem with the memory module and the slot, then carefully check every capacitor on your motherboard to see if there is a bulge or leak, as long as you find a capacitor with a bulge at the top, you can be sure that the culprit is the capacitor, I have encountered the same problem, I even replaced all three slots when I ruled out the memory slot......Finally, the capacitance problem was discovered.

Solution: Buy a few capacitors with the same capacity and the same voltage, it doesn't matter if the brand is different, of course the big brand is better, and it's OK to replace it with ferrochrome.

The old rule, remember to give points when solving problems, and you will rush to points

If you can use it before, it shouldn't be a problem with the power supply, according to what you said, your computer is installed with 4 pieces of memory, and you can't install it into the system, is your 4 pieces of memory a brand? The frequency is different, it may be a problem with your memory compatibility, and the computer restarts, the blue screen, and the memory also has a lot to do with it, if there is a conflict between the memory, this phenomenon may also occur.

Sometimes you can't self-test when you boot up, typical motherboard problems, just change a motherboard! Basically, it is the virtual welding of the North Bridge chip, which I can't deal with, and the success rate of the North Bridge welding is extremely low!

It should be a problem with the memory module, it is best to make sure that your memory is the same brand and model, otherwise it may be incompatible or the main version does not support 4 and plug in at the same time, your power supply and motherboard are no problem.

Change the computer, the Trojan horse is reinstalled, and it is also recommended to change the computer.

According to you, it's probably a problem with the network, how big is your network cable port? Are 2 or more people working together (more people than resources)? Sometimes the speed of the Internet will be different depending on the time of day, for example, I have a very good speed at home in the morning, and it is a little difficult to play the web at night.

Check if the network cable is plugged in.

If it is plugged in, then you go to the telecommunications department and ask them to repair it.