My computer at home keeps dropping the bag, what s going on?

The packet drop is caused by the stability of the network department.

I used someone else's Internet café??? The route used is right!! You enter or which specific one you try Different routes are not the same) The administrator account and password are admin!!

Check to see if someone else is throttling your internet speed!! As for the delay, if he watches a movie at night, it's normal for you to have such a high delay!!

I guess it's Unicom or Tietong's broadband

If there was no problem before, it was estimated that the line was congested in this area.

Our home used to be connected to broadband very quickly, but there was a university built next to it, and when we went out to walk on the same line, it became very stuck after 6 or 7 o'clock in the evening, and occasionally we couldn't connect.

There are many possibilities for network packet drops. This is often the case.

Take the following steps and see if they can help you.

1.Check the IP address and network protocol, DNS, gateway settings, especially DNS....

2.Use the ping command to check the local protocol, gateway, IP address, and TTL of the Internet

3.Check to see if anyone else is using or stealing your network on the same network.

4.Check whether there are high-power electrical devices around the network cable and network equipment.

5.Remastered the web. Reset the IP address, etc.

6. Antivirus. 7.Reworked the system.

Report, I know. Because your computer is multi-functional, it can still strike!

It's like this at night, but you can talk to the telecom department about the packet loss, and if you lose the packet, someone else's family should also lose it.

It's hard to know about the ARP thing, and the unit's machine has been here once before, and then it's all redone.

Network packet loss has nothing to do with the system, check whether the network card, network cable and crystal head are compressed, and see if your network cable and router interface are firm, and finally prevent the four of you from using P2P terminators to limit your network speed.

There are many ways to raise this question.

First of all, the line, if the aging and leakage of the line in the case of rain and water, the key can affect the quality of broadband use, that is, the normal transmission of the amount of data, if this is the reason, Heng Luqiao, please find a telecom or Netcom company personnel to replace the line.

The second is that your machine has a virus. The third is the problem of the cats themselves. The fourth is that the line of ADSL is too long, and the signal of the ** line will be weakened after more than 200 meters.

It is recommended that you change your computer first and borrow a laptop to see if there is this phenomenon, which can rule out the problem of the machine. Then it's a change of cat.

Step by step.

There are many reasons for the disconnection, there are system reasons, network reasons, the failure of the network core card, and the failure of ADSL You have to eliminate these one by one Sometimes it may be that Telecom is repairing a certain section of the line in Weihui Mountain! It's a good idea to be clear about what you're using to access the Internet, such as ADSL or LAN.

The problem with the network cable socket I'm in the same situation as you, but I solved it, and mine is that there is a problem with the socket of the adsl intervention port.

There are many reasons for this.,First confirm that there is a problem with the network cable.,If you don't have it, it's on the computer.,If it doesn't work, repair it.。

There may be more than one reason for this:

1) ARP intrusion. It may be an ARP virus or a man-made attack in the LAN. Generally speaking, when a computer (PC) in the LAN is infected with an ARP virus, the ARP virus (VIRUS) spontaneously invades other computers (PCs) in the network segment.

2) Network (Internet) congestion. For example, if someone in the LAN conducts big data traffic (download) and ARP intrusion, it is easy to cause network (Internet) congestion, which may cause DHCP (automatic IP configuration service) to fail, and can also cause routing ** to fail. In this case, you can turn on your PC or router again.

3) IP conflicts. If it is a manually configured static IP, check whether it conflicts with other computers (PCs). It is recommended to set it to dynamic IP configuration and enable DHCP service on the router.