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Anonymous users2024-02-08Enter your gateway address in the address bar,Log in with admin in the open router,Then select DHCP (automatic) to assign IP,It should be OK,If your router is in front of the PC,Then bind your broadband account here,Select automatic dialing when there is data,You can go online when you turn on later.。。 If you can't do it yet, choose to fix it under Local Connection!
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Do you dial in yourself, or do you access the Internet via LAN?
In case of dial-up: Isn't the broadband dialer and software not installed, or the dial-up settings are incorrect.
If it's a local area network: Is it the host setting some restrictions on the network, or is there a problem with your own settings.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The situation you're talking about requires manually configuring your DNS
Manually locate your machine IP, mask, gateway. dns
It is mostly related to the DNS client service in the service of the operating system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Your network cable can be used on a laptop, so look at your PC's IP settings! It could be that your IP settings are wrong or conflicting with other devices! It's time for IP and gateway
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Replace the mounting disc and reinstall the system again.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The second smart verification in the attribute has not been hooked.
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Anonymous users2024-02-0282562 is your local wired network card, 3945 is your wireless network card, and you are now using a wired network card.
Home routers are generally dlink or tplink, etc., this class of routers is very rubbish, it is recommended that you do this, 1Restart the router, 2According to the instructions on the back of the road, it is generally to enter the routing slag device setting page and restore the factory settings, 3
Select PPPoE (generally for families, if your home is a static IP, etc., you need to consult the ISP provider first) and redial.
4.If it still doesn't work, set up the IP, gateway, and DNS on your computer (ask the ISP how much it is).
5.If the above still does not work, replace a routing socket, and the general formula has 4 ports.
6.Let's change the router again!
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Anonymous users2024-02-01According to your description, I judge that the problem is that the NIC driver is not installed correctly.
Reinstall the driver or try a different system.
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