Why does it take a few minutes for my computer to connect to the Internet?

The detailed answer is available in the Windows Help.

Hello dear, if you need to wait for 1 minute after the computer boots up to successfully connect to the standby network, there may be the following situations:1Network DNS setup issues:

There may be an issue with the DNS setting, which can cause your computer to wait up to 1 minute for a web page to connect to a successful connection. You can try manually changing the DNS to or and see if that solves the problem. 2.

Driver issues: If you're using a wireless card scrambled, you may need to update its drivers to resolve connectivity issues. 3.

Network conflict: If multiple computers are connected to the same router, there may be an issue of IP address conflicts, which can also lead to network connection failure. You can open a command prompt on your computer and enter the two commands "ipconfig release" and "ipconfig renew" to reassign the IP address.

4.Router issues: If your issue only occurs on a certain wireless network, it may be due to a faulty router.

You can try restarting your router or contact a relevant technician for inspection and repair. If none of the above fixes the problem, contact your network service provider or device** for further assistance.

Click "Start Setup Destroy the Internet Connection", right-click on the dial-up icon, select the Properties option, remove the checkmark in front of the prompt name, password and certificate, and then save the modifications. Copy the dial-up connection icon on the desktop or in Network Connections, then right-click on the taskbar, select Properties Start Menu Customize Advanced, and then open the program Launch.

Note: rasdial(dial-up command), adsl(dial-up name), user(wideband username), password(wideband password).

Step 2: When you have written the command in its entirety, save it as. BAT format. than the posture is like Yu Hu you save into.

Step 3: Put it in Start--Program-Startup, set it to the system startup item, enter msconfig in Runtime, and tick the startup item of the dial-up software.

I don't know, because I don't have a computer yet.

Hello, sorry for keeping you waiting, sorry <>

Possible causes:1Your network equipment is malfunctioning, or your network equipment is experiencing a hardware failure, such as a network card, router, or broadband module.

2.You have some software installed on your computer, such as firewalls, anti-virus software, etc., which is causing a delay in your network connection. 3.

Your network bandwidth problem may be that you don't have enough bandwidth and your network connection is slow. 4.The performance of the network equipment you are using may be degraded, affecting the speed and availability of your network connection.

5.Your Sun Ran network may be denied authorization, and the web server may not be able to open the service to you until your identity is verified. 6.

There may be malware on your network, and the software may hinder the speed of your network connection to the macro.