The computer can dial up the Internet normally when plugged into the network cable, but it cannot be

Use the router dial-up Internet method:

Home Network Environment Cabling]:

1. There is a cat (modem): cat (modem) - router WAN port; The LAN port of the router --- a computer.

2. No modem: network cable --- router WAN port; The LAN port of the router --- a computer.

Computer enters the router]:

1. The computer IP and DNS settings are automatically obtained.

2. Open the browser, enter the general router address in the address bar or check the login information on the back of the router) Enter the route - enter the username and password.

The default is admin).

Set Router Dialing]:

1. In the [Setup Wizard], select [PPPoE Dialing] (some are ADSL dialing), enter the username and password (provided by the network service provider) according to the prompts, and save.

2. In [Network Parameters] --WAN Settings], select [Normal Mode], and select [PPPoe Dialing] in the three options of [Connection]. The next step is to select [Auto Connect], Save, and Exit.

What account and password did you set up? And what is your access method? How did you make sure your access method is not LAN?

If your access method is HTTB, and then how much do you want network services at home, such as ITV, which needs to be LAN modem, do you say this kind of access is considered LAN access?

If you're using the method I mentioned above, then your router settings require pppoe access and then a password. At the same time, if your higher-level network provider is not bound to the MAC, you change to a router, and the MAC of this router cannot be used if it is not written into the allowlist.

1. Enter the router management interface, click Network Parameters >> WAN port settings, as follows:

3. Log in to the management interface and observe in the Running Status >> WAN port status

If the server does not respond, it is very likely that the quality of the broadband line is poor, so please try to change the broadband network cable connected to the WAN port.

4. Click Network Parameters > WAN port rate mode on the management interface, and adjust the mode setting to 10Mbps full-duplex to make the router and line more stable adaptation. As follows:

Try copying the MAC address of your computer's network card to the router, and then set up the account and password on the router, and it should be fine.

If a broadband fault occurs, you can use the following methods to troubleshoot the fault:

1 Use stand-alone dial-up, if you are using a router, please temporarily disconnect the router for testing;

2 Restart the modem and the computer;

3 Re-create the broadband dial-up connection and try to dial again. How to do it: Start the Program Attachment Communication New Connection Wizard.

If the self-troubleshooting still does not recover, you can log in to the mobile phone business hall Customer Service Broadband Fault Report for feedback, and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

If the network cable is unplugged, can the wireless connection be connected when the wireless router is turned on? If you can't connect, the wireless router is broken! If you can connect to it, if the router is good, you should be able to enter the wireless router settings interface, if it can't be opened, it's still a problem with the wireless router.

There is also a trick to restarting the router, and some older routers, just pressing result is useless. Right way:1

Cut off the power 2Press and hold the result key 3Turn on the power for 10 seconds and release the result button.

At this time, the router should go back to the factory state, and then set the route by step, and it should be fine. If it doesn't work, I personally recommend wearing hard-soled suede shoes, aiming at the heart of the router, and kicking 7-8 feet, which should completely solve this goods! Hope it helps, hehe!

Router back up... Plug the power supply back in.

I've had this situation too, and I've just dealt with it. Purely a router issue. Even if it is set, it may pass overnight and it will not work, and the signal is unstable.

If you can't log in to the router, just look at the key or hole on the router, press a few seconds to restore the default settings of the router, and you can log in at this time. You can continue to set it up. Don't get your hopes up though.

My router was set up a few days ago, and it can only be plugged into the network cable, and the phone can't be on, so it can be on this morning for some reason.

Buy a new one, it's not expensive, and it can make you screw out when something breaks down (especially when the WOW team is halfway through with a bunch of people waiting ==).

Problems with routers. Restore the default settings and set them up again. Or go online to upgrade your router and set it up.

After using the router, you can't use the broadband connection on the desktop, you have to set your broadband account password to the router to let him connect automatically, your network card must be set to automatically obtain IP, and the running status in the router settings interface must show that it is connected.

Make sure there is no wrong connection when you go offline, then select Network Neighbor - Local Connection - Right-click - Protocol - All are selected as Auto Open a web page - Enter the setup wizard - and then follow the steps.