Why does it take nearly 10 minutes for my broadband connection to be turned on? Please!

If the memory is small, clean up the system, or reinstall it.

The computer is a little slow, fix the network with 360!

You may have this old experience, after booting into the desktop, click on the icon on the desktop, click this and there is no response, click that and there is no response, until you wait patiently for a long time, these programs seem to suddenly wake up, and suddenly all of them pop up, which is really infuriating. This is due to poor Windows design. After Windows boots into the desktop, it continues to wait for the DHCP server on the network to assign an IP address to the machine, and the waiting process lasts for more than a minute.

This process has seriously hindered the operation of other programs.

Many home computers are used alone, there is no LAN, there is no DHCP server to assign an IP address to it, and it still has to wait for Zen rent in vain when it is turned on, which is really too retarded.

Here is an explanation of the relevant doubts: dial-up Internet access uses a broadband connection, and has nothing to do with the local connection. The IP address of the local connection has no impact on the broadband connection.

However, when you go to the Internet on a LAN (as is the case with a router), you use a local connection, so the IP address of the local connection must be correct (either accept automatic assignment or manually fill in the correct IP address in order to access the Internet).

The reason for the low computer configuration is the low CPU processing power.

Because the boot system will load the startup project, if the startup project has a lot of content, the system running speed, that is, the boot speed, will be relatively slow.

The boot speed is slow, and the order of the programs you run will be at the bottom. Wait until you have time to execute it, so it's easy to cause you to click on it and not run it.

Running msconfig can open the startup project and check off the unused ones.

My configuration is not low, and this phenomenon is also available! I've been checking for a long time, but I have too many peripherals! Printers, scanners, etc

It may be that your computer configuration is low, and some software is still running when it is turned on, so the broadband connection is slow to open

Hello, you may not be using the router, you can wait to press the power of the cat after it is turned on.