Sometimes the computer can t get on the Internet, sometimes it can be accessed, and the computer mas

1.You can open it in your browser or, most of the latter;

2.Where the password account appears, enter admin, and the password account is the same. Mainly depends on the model of your router, you can read the manual of your router and check the password account.

3.Then click on the options inside, find which item to connect to, enter your broadband account number and password, save and reset the router, remember to check the disconnection and reconnection option below.

Set ::in the router

Enter in the IE address bar to enter the router, there is a wizard to enter the password.

Then refresh it and just get the bird a try

Enter in the address bar.

Open the router's settings page.

On the left, find the "Network Parameters" settings, then click on the "WLAN This", select PPPoe from the drop-down menu at the top, and then enter your username and password Save on it.

Try the methods below.

1.Click "Start" "Run", enter "regsvr32 note that there are no quotation marks when entering" in the pop-up "Run" dialog box), and then click the "OK" button, and an information dialog box will appear.

dllregisterserver in succeeded", click the "OK" button in the dialog box;

2.Click "Start" "Run" again, enter "regsvr32 note that there are no quotation marks when entering" in the pop-up "Run" dialog box), and then click the "OK" button, and an information dialog box will appear.

dllregisterserver in succeeded", click the "OK" button in the dialog box;

3.Reboot.

If that doesn't work, run the following.

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

Reboot.

Enter the account admin password in IE (I don't know if I changed it before I changed it), and then set the time of autodialing.

It must be a problem with your router settings.

ARP for sure

The poisoning phenomenon of ARP spoofing Trojan is manifested as a sudden drop in connection when using the LAN, and then returns to normal after a period of time. For example, the client status frequently turns red, users frequently disconnect from the network, IE browser frequently errors, and some commonly used software malfunctions.

If the Internet is accessed through identity authentication in the LAN, the phenomenon that the Internet can be authenticated but cannot be accessed suddenly (the gateway cannot be pinged), and the Internet can be resumed after restarting the machine or running the command arp -d in the ms-dos window.

The ARP spoofing Trojan only needs to successfully infect one computer, which may cause the entire LAN to be unable to access the Internet, and in serious cases, it may even bring the entire network down. In addition to causing other users in the same LAN to surf the Internet intermittently, the Trojan also steals the user's password. For example, stealing QQ passwords, stealing various online game passwords and accounts for money transactions, stealing online banking accounts to do illegal trading activities, etc., this is a common trick of Trojan horses, which has caused great inconvenience and huge economic losses to users.

The network is not very good, change a ten m.

5. IE damage.

If none of the above methods work, it may be that the kernel of IE is damaged, although the system is repaired, it cannot be repaired, then reinstalling IE is the best way.

If it is a 98 or 2K system, it is recommended to upgrade to the IE version.

If the 98 system has been upgraded and installed, then click Add Remove Program in the control panel, a repair dialog box will pop up, select the default repair, and restart it.

If it's a 2K+ or XP (that is, the IE that comes with it) system, it's a bit troublesome to re-IE, and there are two ways:

1. Open the registry, hkey local machinesoftwaremicrosoftactive setupinstalled components, and change the value of isinstalled dword to 0;

2. Put in the XP installation CD, and enter "setupapi,installhinfsection defaultinstall 132%windir%" in the start-run field

There are a lot of problems, you can reflect your opinion to the homeowner, and he can help you!

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