What do you choose to do when your computer often drops and you crash?

If you say the game.

1. It is recommended that you turn off the running of all programs when playing games.

2. Turn off the monitoring function of anti-virus software or other software.

3. Enlarge. virtual memory, and often.

Optimize the system and clean up the system junk files in time to keep the system alive.

4. Uninstall the game and try again.

The following describes how to diagnose the fault of frequent Internet disconnections.

1) First exclude.

PPPoE Protocol.

The problem is caused by the disconnection if you are using the Windows XP operating system, install the system.

security patches, and then re-establishes.

Dial-up connection.; If it is not WindowsXP, reinstall the PPPoE number program, re-establish the dial-up connection, and then check whether the fault disappears. If the fault is solved, it is the operating system and the PPPoE protocol that cause the fault.

2) If there is a fault, Ji Lack Irrigation He Kill Gu Ghost Collapse Han Kai is still the same, and then check the ADSL

Whether the various wires of the modem and the separator are in good contact. If the contact is good, then check for ADSL

modem or not. If it overheats, adsl

The modem power is turned off and placed in a ventilated place to dissipate heat before use.

3) If adsl

If the modem temperature is normal, then use the substitution method and use a good ADSL

The modem and separator replace the original ADSL

modem and separator to see if the fault disappears. If the fault goes away, it's ADSL

If the modem or separator fails, it can be replaced.

4) If the fault persists, click Hardware in the System Properties dialog box that opens

tab, click

Device Manager.

button, check".

Network adapter.

Check whether there is a "! If there is, delete it and then reinstall it.

NIC driver. Procedure. If not, upgrade the driver of the network card and see if the fault goes away.

5) If the fault goes away, it is a problem with the network card driver. If the fault persists, use the replacement method to check whether the NIC is normal. If not, replace the NIC.

6) If the fault persists, then check whether there is a large transformer or around it.

High voltage line. If so, it could be.

Electromagnetic interference. caused by frequent drops. Shielding the ** cable and the Internet connection cable.

7) If there is no large transformer or high voltage line around. Then the ** line passes through the place and adsl

modem away.

Cordless**, air conditioners, washing machines, refrigerators, etc., to prevent these devices from interfering with ADSL

modem operation (it is best not to share a power cord with the above equipment) to detect whether the fault is troubleshooting.

8) If the fault persists, you can check and kill the virus or reinstall the operating system, which will also cause frequent disconnections.

9) If the fault persists, it may be ADSL

If the line is faulty, you can ask the telecommunications bureau to check whether the residence is more than 3,000 meters away from the local computer room.

Can be a problem with the router. It's a good idea to set up your router again. Before setting up, restore the router to its factory state

1.Disconnect the router from power.

2.Press the reset button or hold down the small hole (reset button) on the back of the router with a toothpick.

3.Plug it back in.

4.When you observe the sys light flashing, release the reset button. After that, the router will be restored to its factory state.

Note: Do not turn off the power before the router is fully booted, otherwise, the configuration may not be restored to the factory defaults.

When you're done, if you can't get in, turn off the power if necessary, and then turn it on later.

The biggest possibility is that someone else has used software such as P2P termination or is poisoned, or it may be an IP conflict, not a computer problem, it is a local area network that is not set up properly, and you should be able to solve it if you ask each of them to set a fixed IP. If it can't be solved, it is estimated that someone's computer in the network is poisoned.

The kind you use at home should be a switch, I haven't had a router with 8 holes, and there are too many people who use a network cable to use a network cable when the computer drops from the connection! If you don't want to drop the connection, invite a friend or neighbor to pick up a network cable (annual subscription).

Check the network card, reinstall it if it doesn't work, and repair it if it doesn't work.

From doing the system in a bad way, just change the cat on the line.

It may be a network problem, you check it, 8 urgent.

It may be that there is a problem with the network cable.

ARP attack, the next anti-ARP attack is OK.

Reset the router to factory settings, and then set it up again; If you are sure that there is no problem with the route, you can borrow a route and try it.

IP address conflict, you can change it to automatically get the IP try.

Something is wrong with the computer, go fix it.

How do you get online? I don't know about this, and I can't help you.

Thank you for the trouble of explaining your Internet environment and specific situation.