The wireless router signal is intermittent, how to get it right?

Network instability may be caused by viruses and unstable signals, and the specific causes and solutions are as follows:

1. ARP virus.

Phenomenon: If most of the computers in the wireless LAN have intermittent network drops, that is, they can access the Internet for a while but drop off for a while, after restarting the computer or router, they can access the Internet normally, but this problem will occur again for a while. In this case, it is most likely that the computer in the LAN is infected with the ARP virus and the connection is dropped.

2. The wireless signal is unstable.

Phenomenon: If the distance between the computer and the wireless router is too far, or there are too many obstacles between the two, the wireless signal received by the computer will be very weak, and the connection will be dropped and the network will be disconnected. When the computer is very close to the wireless router, there will be no network drops.

Solution: 1. Put the computer close to the wireless router to use it. 2. Add a wireless router and connect it with the previous wireless router to connect WDS bridge.

3. There are too many wireless terminals.

Phenomenon: One or several computers are disconnected, and the computers that are disconnected are not fixed, one may be A and B these days the computer is off the network, and after a while, it may be C and D. This situation is generally due to the large number of wireless terminals (laptops, tablets, mobile phones) connected to the wireless router, and the wireless router cannot support so many wireless terminals to access the Internet at the same time.

Solution: 1) Set a password for the wireless network and select WPA2 encryption mode to restrict unauthorized wireless terminals from using the wireless network.

3) If you have to ensure that so many wireless terminals access the Internet at the same time, you can replace a better enterprise-level wireless router, or add a wireless broadband router, and establish a WDS bridge relationship with the previous wireless router.

The possible reasons for the instability of the wireless router and the intermittent wifi signal are as follows:

1.Poor heat dissipation causes the chip to overheat, which affects the working performance.

2.Electromagnetic interference was observed.

3.The network cable of the router is loosely connected.

4.The router is aging.

The solution is as follows:

2..Try not to use a wireless mouse or keyboard, especially near wireless devices such as set-top boxes.

Keep away from microwave, cordless** radiation sources. If possible, the 5GHz router can be replaced to avoid congested frequency bands.

3.Check whether the WAN port and LAN port of the router are loose, and reconnect to ensure a reliable connection.

4.Replace the router.

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The wireless router should be set with a password, and the home router should be restarted every once in a while.

Reasons for intermittent wireless router signals:

1. Poor heat dissipation leads to overheating of the chip, which affects the working performance;

2. Subject to electromagnetic interference;

3. The network cable of the router is loosely connected;

4. The router is aging.

Wireless router signal intermittent solution to the solution:

1. Place the router in a ventilated and open place;

2. Reduce the frequency of use of wireless mouse buttons near wireless devices such as set-top boxes, and stay away from microwave stoves and cordless radiation sources;

3. Reconnect the WAN port and LAN port of the router;

4. Replace the router.