How do I restore the Internet feature? How to restore your internet connection

When the total traffic reaches 40GB, the traffic function will be turned off, and it will be automatically activated in the next month (clearly stated in the network access agreement).

1. After the cumulative Internet traffic reaches 40GB in the current month, you can apply to activate the "Lifting Traffic Cap Service" after the Internet access function is disabled.

2. If you want to remove the 40GB cap in the next month, you need to apply for the "Unlock Traffic Cap Service" again.

3. After the "Unlock Traffic Cap Service" is enabled or disabled, the part of the traffic used within 40GB will be billed according to the current ** traffic billing rules, and all traffic beyond 40GB (including Tencent's exclusive traffic) will be billed according to the daily rent;

4. After successful activation, if you find that the Internet function is still off, it is recommended to restart the mobile data or restart the mobile phone;

5. If you change the traffic cap, the default traffic cap policy will be implemented after the new one takes effect.

Due to the different tariff policies of each province, the specific local area shall prevail.

If you are using Unicom Broadband and cannot connect to the Internet, there may be one of the following reasons:

1. If the broadband is in arrears or expires, you need to pay or renew it in time.

2. If the network cable is loose, both ends of the network cable need to be plugged in tightly.

3. If the device is used for a long time, you can turn off the power of the optical modem, router, computer and other Internet access equipment for a few seconds, and then turn on the power supply and restart.

Restoring network settings is generally in the phone settings, taking Apple as an example, the method is as follows:

Tool Raw materials: Apple iphone13, settings.

1. Open the general settings.

Open the "General" settings screen.

2. Click on the transfer and loss or attack to stare at the restoration item.

On the general page, tap on the "Transfer or Restore iPhone" option.

3. Open the restore list.

Click on the "Restore" function to open the list of options.

4. Reset network settings.

In the list, select Reset network settings.

You can do a network reset by command.

Start menu: Right-click to search and enter cmd, then right-click on the command to correct the loss symbol and right-click to run it as an administrator, enter the following commands, note that each command entered by the rent god, and hit enter.

netsh int ip reset

netsh winsock reset

Just restart your computer.

If the Internet access function of your Unicom number is turned off and you want to apply for restoration, you need to deal with it from the following aspects:

If you turn off the data function on your mobile phone, you can resume normal Internet access by turning on the data function on your mobile phone.

If there is a traffic cap limit because of the number handled, the total amount of traffic used will automatically turn off the data Internet function, and you can manually cancel the traffic cap service for your number by going to the business hall or calling customer service**, and you can resume surfing the Internet.

Note: If you apply to cancel the traffic cap service, the traffic cap will not be automatically restored in the next month, and the data function will be turned off in the next month, and at the same time, your number will be charged separately if you continue to use the free traffic, in order to avoid high traffic fees when using the traffic, it is recommended that you pay attention to the traffic usage of your number in real time.

If it's a computer, redo the system if it's a mobile phone to set up a browser.

To reset network settings, tap Settings > General, then scroll down and tap Reset Network Settings. After your device restarts, try to find and join the Wi-Fi network again.

After you start working on the network, you can also try restarting your iPhone, pressing the power button until the shutdown option appears, swiping to power off, and finally turning it back on.

In the Wi-Fi list on your iPhone, the wireless network you're currently connected to says No Internet Connection. At this time, you can click the [First buried more information] icon on the right side of the wireless column to display "No Internet Connection" in the list of wireless LAN networks on iPhone. At this point, you can click the [More Information] icon on the right side of the wireless column.

Next, in the list, click the Ignore this network option.

Then click the [Ignore] option, the purpose of this operation is to delete the network from the system on your iPhone, and then reconnect to the wireless and enter the wireless password.

If you still can't solve the problem after following the above method, you can also reset the network settings of your iPhone. In the Settings - General list, find the Restore option.

Next, in the list, click Reset Network Settings to continue.

Finally, confirm that you can restore the network settings, wait for the restoration to be successful, and then try to connect to the wireless network.