The computer can be turned on to access the Internet, how to make the computer connect to the Intern

Don't worry, no, the function of the router is to divide the network speed of one machine from two machines, you can understand it this way.

The cost is the cost of your original computer to access the Internet, and if you have a monthly subscription, you don't have to worry, if it's an hourly basis, then it's calculated based on the time spent on two computers.

Yes, because it is automatically dialed through the router, so if it is a broadband that is billed by time, as long as the route and the cat are on, the time payment will be calculated, and if it is the installation of traffic billing, as long as the boot is not connected to the Internet (such as QQ, Thunderbolt, open a web page), this kind of will not be billed.

Did you know that someone installed a router to save you the trouble of dialing...

Because the dialing work is done by routing, so you don't have to dial anymore If this will incur a fee, then, I'll give you a package, hehe, don't worry

As long as the "cat" is disconnected and not connected, there will be no charge!

Since there is a router 'broadband connection' that is useless, it can be deleted (of course it can't be connected, it's strange if it can be connected). There will be no additional fees in this way, and the billing method is that your computer can go online after turning on and start billing. If it's not a monthly subscription, you can disable the 'local connection' when you don't go online, and enable it when you go on.

It's nothing, after installing the router, the original dial-up connection in the machine fails. As for the fee, because the billing side is in the telecom, it will not be charged.

There is no charge, and autodialing can be set up in the router.

If you are dialing up to access the Internet, you should select "Dial regardless of whether the network connection exists" in the Internet option in the browser's tool menu. But you have to choose to have the computer remember your username and password.

1. There is an option to set "start when you turn on" in the setting item in the dial-up connection of the broadband, and you can select it.

2. Connect the dial-up connection of your account to the startup of the program, and you can also realize the automatic connection.

1. Whether it is a desktop computer or a laptop, it will automatically log in to broadband as soon as it is turned on, and there must be a router as the medium.

2. After installing the router with a laptop, you must set up the router before you can share the wireless Internet function with the laptop and desktop at the same time.

3. The way to set up the router is to connect the router to the power supply, plug in the broadband cable, then open the IE browser of the computer, enter in the search bar and press enter, you can see the router settings page of the browser, and press the next step all the way to complete. Of course, the username and password page in this must be entered with the correct username and password in order to be all right.

4. After the setting is completed, the laptop can see the router signal source at home, at this time, after the desktop is connected to the router, directly click on the broadband connection, enter the username and password once you can log in, and it will automatically log in every time you turn on in the future.

I don't know if you're talking about adsl, you can install a router.

It depends on how you get online, ad?

[Easy Steps]:

1.On the [Broadband Connection Icon] - Right-click [Properties] - In the [Options] tab - remove the tick in front of the [Prompt Name, Password, Credential, etc.] option - click [OK].

2.On the [Connect icon] - put [Shortcut] on the desktop - copy [Shortcut] - click the [Start] button - [All Programs] - right-click - open [All Users] - in the open window - paste in the blank space.

Solution]:

Set up a broadband connection.

1. Open the control panel and then network connection, right-click on the broadband connection to select property 2, open the control panel and then network connection, right-click on the broadband connection to select property 3, and then right-click on the broadband connection to select create shortcut 4, and then drag the shortcut to the start menu startup.

There are two ways to ensure that the computer can be connected to the Internet when it is turned on:

1. Router method: buy a router, set it up according to the settings of the router to surf the Internet, and set the networking mode of the route to "on-demand connection".

Features: The network connection speed is fast, and a router needs to be purchased separately to increase power consumption.

2. Automatic dialing method: There is an option in IE, the specific operation is: tool - > Internet options - > connection - > create a new connection (or add a connection) (this connection is the connection of your Internet dialing, enter your Internet account and password on it) - > check "Dial whether the network connection exists" OK. . .

Features: The system comes with the function of accessing the Internet at start-up, without additional investment.

Open the web page.

Enter in the address bar.

Enter the router.

The default account name is admi password admin

Find the WAN option.

Go in, there are a few tick options on the left (take a closer look), this one won't be unclear, select Save to restart the router.

That's it.

Install a router and you can turn on the computer and go directly to the Internet.

You can just set up an autodial-up connection, or add a router and set up the router.

Method 1: Select "Internet Options" in the "Control Panel", find "Connection", and select "Always Default Connection" in the single selection

Method 2: Drag the "Broadband Dialing" to the "Start" in the "Start" menu, or you can turn on the automatic dialing.

You're using broadband to access the Internet, just put the broadband connection into the boot and you're good to go.

Buy a router, set it up, and you're good to go.

Upstairs, do you understand?,This is obviously the home network.,It's necessary to manually connect to the network every time.,Because every time the IP is different.,The allocated resources are not the same.,It's normal for you to have a router if you can divide or set the IP.,If the family uses it alone, it's a hassle to lose the number every time.。 So it's normal.

Dial-up connection.

Not a fixed IP.

Both can be used.,It's just that the second one is connected to the computer.,The third one is to open the IE to connect, of course, remember to set up your broadband account and password in the settings.。

Dot"Online neighbors"Attribute. Again"Broadband connection"Attribute. Dot"option"put"The name of the prompt. Passwords and certificates, etc"The Gou Dong Heng in front of him smiled and removed the barrier.

Then copy"Broadband connection"

Point to start. Dual-machine start.

Sticking and sticking is fine.

In this way, it is directly connected when it is turned on.

The reason for this:

1. If the line is faulty, it is recommended to check whether the line is interfered or broken.

2. If the crystal head is faulty, it is recommended to check whether the crystal head is oxidized and whether it is not plugged in properly.

3. If the route fails, it is recommended to check the route and replace the socket of your home network cable. Or restart the route and set it up.

4. Caused by viruses. It is recommended to conduct a comprehensive inspection and killing of the computer.

5. If the NIC is faulty, it is recommended to update the NIC driver or replace the NIC driver.

6. The system is recommended to update the system. . .

You won't have a problem removing that P2P Terminator. I thought I was in the same situation as you. I want to limit people's internet speed.

As a result, someone installed an anti-P2P terminator software. I can't even get on the Internet. It's okay to delete it.

If you want to restrict, you can restrict it in the route.