An unlimited router requires both a wired computer and an unlimited computer with internet access

You try whether the desktop can be connected directly to the broadband cat to see if there is a problem with the computer Internet access.

I also turned off the laptop and left only one desktop connected to the router to see if there was a problem with the router.

If the router is not broken, it may be that the broadband service provider restricts multiple computers from surfing the Internet at the same time.

There is no good setup on the route, the setup wizard is set up there to dial and then the password for the telecom is entered there.

The computer does not need to be connected to the broadband, just open it directly**!

Cause 1: The network line is faulty.

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.

Reason 2: The computer does not have a wired NIC driver installed.

3. Open the software, the software will automatically detect the drivers that need to be installed, and then install them manually.

Cause 3: DNS resolution fails and automatic IP address acquisition is not configured.

Set the method of automatic acquisition of computer IP and DNS]:

XP System Setup Method:

Right-click [Click on the neighbor] [Properties] [Right-click the local connection properties] [Double-click the TPC IP protocol] and then click [Automatically get IP address].

Win7 system setting method:

Right-click [Network] Properties [Change Adapter Settings] [Local Connection] [Right-click Local Connection Properties] [Double-click TPC IP Protocol] [Then click "Automatically Get IP Address"], and then click "Automatically Get DNS" Server Address] [Click OK].

Did you use another computer to dial in the case of a route? Then you replace the two network cables, see if the network cable is normal, this year there is a three-percent chance that the crystal head is not done, don't vote dns, the routes are automatically obtained.

This problem must be in the computer that can't access the Internet, you see that your computer automatically gets the IP address and subnet mask, the default gateway, what is the DNS? Generally, the default gateway and DNS are the IP address of the router.

If that doesn't work, you can consider trying a different network cable. Or fix the network card.

I hope my answer is helpful to you.

1. Network cable problems.

2. Regional Netcom restricts multiple computers from accessing the Internet.

3. The socket of the router is broken.

4. Another computer network card is faulty.

You need to delete the dial-up connection on your computer and set it to automatically get the IP, you don't need to set DNS. If you change the network cable, can the 2-meter network cable work normally?

No, you don't. As long as you set up the route the first time you log in. As long as the routing is uninterrupted, other machines can be on.

It should be said that it has little impact on the human body, if you don't have a wireless router, don't you still have TV and radio signals around you (including mobile phones, etc.)?

Don't worry too much!

When not in use, it's best to turn it off, the router will also heat up or burn out.

It's not just about turning on the wireless router, the one you're talking about is using one as a host, you don't have to do that if you don't share it'

As long as it is a router, you can connect to the network after setting up the Internet number, which computer wants to go to the Internet as long as it is connected to the router, no need for a computer to be on, the wireless route can be connected to the route through the wireless network card, and it is generally connected with a wired connection.

The router is not needed, you just plug in the router and other computers can access the Internet at any time.

You're talking about hub, hub needs a computer to be turned on as a host, and others can access the Internet, and routing is not needed.

No, it seems that as long as the wireless router is on, it can be searched on any computer that is connected to the Internet.

I have the impression that your idea is actionable, but not practical.

Connect the laptop and PPC via WiFi, use PPC as the dialer modem, and set the dialer program. Looking at the settings of this dialer, there is an item called Advanced - Internet Connection Sharing.

Connect the laptop and desktop with a network cable, set the IP address of the laptop to , set the desktop address to , and set the gateway to.

The desktop can then access the Internet through the dial-up connection of the laptop.

But it is completely impractical.

First, the wifi connection between the laptop and ppc will affect part of the speed, and the ppc dial-up speed is not fast, that is to say, the laptop itself is not fast.

Second, although theoretically the direct network connection between the laptop and the desktop is very good, when it comes to network connection sharing, there will be various problems, and the stability of the desktop may be poor and the speed will be slower.

Third, when a desktop wants to access the Internet, the laptop must be turned on, and the dial-up connection must be connected.

The wireless router is also with a LAN interface, plug the Internet network cable into the router, and you need a network cable to connect the router LAN to the network card, and the mobile phone can be connected to the router as long as it supports WiFi.

It will definitely meet your requirements, just go to the router "Setup Wizard" --- select "Wireless ADSL Routing".

No, unless we peel off the network cable, leave enough long cables, and make two crystal heads on each side, because we use the Internet, as long as we use 4 of the wires inside (there are 8 wires in one network cable).

Connect to a wireless router with a network cable.

The wireless router has DHCP enabled

The computer is connected to the wireless router, and the mobile phone goes to the wireless router.

A network cable comes in to connect to the WAN port of the wireless router, and how to connect depends on the type of broadband in your home. Then the router LAN port is connected to the computer, and it is directly connected wirelessly. . .

OK. The network cable is connected to the wireless router, the desktop is plugged into the jack on the wireless router to access the Internet, and the wifi mobile phone is connected to the wifi network through the wireless router.

OK. The cat comes out with the network cable to the WAN port of the wireless router. The LAN port connects a network cable to the computer. Wifi phones do not need network cables.

The answer is yes! Do desktops have wireless cards? Yes, choose your wireless connection.

If you don't have a network card, use a network cable to connect it. You can access the Internet on your computer. Turn on the wireless wifi on your mobile phone, select your own signal connection, and you can access the Internet.

A network cable, can you connect a wireless router to achieve a computer and a wifi mobile phone Internet access: yes.

How to set up: Home network environment wiring]:

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

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

Computer enters the router]:

1. Open the browser - enter the general router address is this or view the login information on the back of the router) Enter the route - enter the user name and password, (the default is generally admin).

Set Router Dialing]:

The IP and DNS settings of the computer are automatically obtained.

1. Enter the router. In the [Setup Wizard], select [PPOE Dialing] (some are ADSL dialing), follow the prompts to enter your Internet username and password, and save.

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

I don't know if the front of your router is already connected!

1. If you don't connect it well, first of all, you need to connect the mode and the wireless router, a network cable is needed between the mode and the router, and a network cable is also needed between the router and the desktop computer.

2. If the mobile phone has wifi, the wireless router is also set up, and you can connect to the Internet!

Your question is not very clear at the moment, there could be two scenarios:

1. If your wireless router itself is connected to the Internet, then it is easy to realize the Internet access of mobile phones and computers at the same time.

2. If your wireless router is not connected to the Internet, then you can only use your mobile phone to access the Internet at the same time as your desktop. There will be no need for a wireless router and network cable, but a separate data cable for a mobile phone and computer will be required.

1.This is because your broadband account is limited by the number of Internet users set by the operator, only one computer is allowed to connect to the network by dial-up, if one computer is connected to another connection, it is error 691, if the account is set to the router, it can be solved.

2.The router is a device that sets up a LAN to achieve network sharing, and the general connection and setting methods are as follows: connect the network cable out of the broadband cat to the WAN port of the router, connect each computer to the LAN port of the router, and the IP address of the computer network card is set to be automatically obtained, enter it in the address bar of the computer browser, and specifically check the network parameters obtained by your computer network card, and log in through the IP address of the gateway) Log in to the router, and the general user name and password are admin, Select the WAN port settings, and set your broadband account and password to the PPPoE mode (if it is a fixed IP, you should select the static IP mode).