Ask the master to help me solve the ADSL frequent disconnection 15

It's not uncommon for him to bring viruses into your system.

If you are a China Unicom ADSL broadband and have frequent disconnections, you can troubleshoot the problem by following the steps:

1. If the connection is dropped when simply running the program (such as when playing a game), it is recommended to try to restart the computer or reinstall the program;

2. If the entire network is disconnected, and the DSL light flashes after the disconnection, it may be a problem with the modem or external signal, and it is recommended to turn off the modem power and reseat the line;

3. If the DSL light is stable after the connection is dropped, it is recommended to check whether the computer is poisoned or check whether the network card is working normally.

If the above instructions still cannot solve the problem, you can call the 10010 Unicom customer service where the broadband is located to report the broadband fault.

After taking your friend's computer and cat to your home for testing, the connection is also very frequent, which can only indicate a problem, the external line is falsely connected, find a broadband repair person.

There may be a line problem or a mismatch between the central office switches.

1. Reduce the network speed to see, first adjust the speed of the network card, and try to automatically adjust it to 10m duplex from Device Manager - Network Adapter - Network Card - Properties - Advanced.

Dude: It's the same as my family, and now my family is also from Weifang, Shandong. Decisively dropped in three minutes. The staff saw it and said that we would get a separate line for the community, and the switch would be installed in my house. I don't know if it works

The network card was damaged by lightning, if not, you come to me!!

I am a Unicom customer in Tengzhou, Shandong, and the situation is exactly the same as yours, including the time of the failure. ADSL has a normal downlink rate of 2048kbs, but the uplink is only 32kbs and occasionally 64, which is far from the standard 512. Our Unicom technicians are already dizzy.

There was a time in the past, all the lines were replaced, and it was not solved, and then it was found that it was a ** line for the neighbor, saying that it was mismatched, and it was good to change it, we don't understand, it's good anyway. However, the maintenance personnel at that time had already left their posts. I don't think it's the line reason, it's not the terminal equipment reason, and it's not the voltage reason, I think the fault is in the computer room.

I'm also waiting for the results of their repairs.