The router is often disconnected after the IP address is bound

The solution to the broadband fault "frequent drops" is as follows:

If you are using a router, disconnect the router for stand-alone dial-up test;

If you have a modem device, you need to pay attention to whether the device is overheating, you can turn it off for a few minutes and then restart it.

If the connection drops when running the program alone (for example, when playing a game), it is recommended to restart the computer to try or reinstall the program;

If the entire network is disconnected, check whether the access cable and the network cable are loose or in poor contact, and try to reseat the line.

Check and filter out the disconnection caused by computer viruses and scan the whole disk.

If the running program has a server selection, please select Douming China Unicom.

If there is a conflict of IP in the LAN, you can set your two computers to a fixed IP. In addition, are you a wireless router, if so, it is estimated that someone is rubbing the Internet.

Don't mess around, landlord!

After you set the IP to be acquired automatically. Restart your computer! That's it! The IP will re-acquire a new IP that is different from the other machine!

An IP conflict is an IP conflict for a machine within a local area network!

Just two computers surfing the Internet, and it also prompts IP conflict, it must have been attacked by ARP. You can just install an ARP firewall and kill the poison well.

You can assign a static IP address to each computer, so there will be no conflicts.

It should be a conflict of computer IP addresses within the local area network.

It's because two computers in your LAN are in conflict.

If there is no warranty, the warranty should be one year, immediately replace the new handle, hardware problems, can only reverse the factory.

The network speed is indeed much slower after using the router, which is normal, but it is not normal to always drop the connection, you had better set your computer to IP, so that it is not easy to drop the line, I also found out after trying.

Regarding the setting of IP, each router should have its own instructions, the general default is that the server is set to, the subnet mask is, and then the IP is limited to the between, and the computer below can set the IP arbitrarily, as long as it is within this range DNS also has to be filled, I only know that the backup of Netcom is if it is another network operator.