How to make the computer not affect each other, how to make the computer not affect me

When you use**software,To limit**and upload speed,Thunderbolt and BT can be speed limited,If it's 1m,It's best to limit**speed below30k,2m,Under 60k。

A boot password for parents to set. Then you won't be able to turn it on. Naturally, it will not be affected. Don't easily believe in what quit internet addiction... Give it a point.

Let your mom and dad help you get the trick of Kisa.

Increase your bandwidth traffic. If one of the many machines in the Internet café **, it will more or less affect other machines, but the bandwidth traffic he opens is very large, which can be basically ignored, so there is no impact

Increase your bandwidth or use the software or router to break down the speed of each computer.

Hehe, see if your router doesn't support QS rate limiting.

When the hard disk is not reading and writing, it has no effect to restart when the hard disk indicator is not on, but the hard disk is reading and writing, and the sudden restart of the hard disk when the hard disk indicator light does not stop has a great impact on the hard disk, and frequent reboot is easy to cause bad sectors in the hard disk.

Soft reboot has no effect (that's where it starts, along with shutdown and logout) Hard reboot is not good for the hard drive, just press that reboot button.

The main thing is the impact on your hard drive, the rest is nothing!

Basically, as long as it is not by selecting Start-> to turn off the computer, a subsequent reboot can be considered an illegal reboot. Of course, if it is a hot start (press CTRL+ALT+DEL), there will be no damage to the hardware (sometimes the problem of illegal program abort causes data loss in software); If it is a cold start, that is, directly switching on and off the power supply, it will cause damage to the hardware, especially the hard disk. In short, it is not recommended to restart illegally, unless the shutdown cannot be normal, you can consider hot start.

Frequent restart is not good for any electrical appliance, there will be a large amount of current rushing into the power supply when the power comes suddenly, and the life will be greatly reduced if it is carried out repeatedly, and the power suddenly fails when the hard disk is reading and writing, it is also very easy to cause bad sectors in the hard disk and lose data.

Do you connect to the network after the display, or your computer does not need to go online, or you use a wireless network card to access the Internet, I don't know what system LZ is, anyway, open the browser - Internet Options - Connection selection never dial-up connection, not to delete the above "broadband connection".

As long as it's a normal shutdown and restart, it doesn't matter. But if you reboot with a sudden power outage, the hard drive will not work properly, and it will break down. It is recommended to minimize the number of reboots, after all, the impact on the hardware at the moment of boot is still a bit.

Why do you need to restart your computer so often? As long as it's not too frequent, it's fine.

It doesn't matter Sometimes the computer is running slow and you have to restart it.

It doesn't matter, I just don't know why you're doing this.

Are you using a router? Switches?

If it's a router.

Set the Internet access mode to PPPoe from the router

Fill in your broadband account password and select Always connect.

This way, as long as the router is on, any machine can access the Internet.

In the case of switches, there must be a host turned on, which is the difference with a router.

Change the route, just follow the instructions in the manual.

Or change to a hub, and you can dial up separately when you want to surf the Internet.

That's for sure. Set the username and password of the broadband account in the router. You don't need a broadband connection. Two units can be on at the same time.

You're using a switch, right?

The router is the ...... that autodials by default

First of all, go to the place where computer supplies are sold to buy a router, I recommend TP Link, connect the cable out of the cat to the inlet port of the router, and then insert the network cable out of the computer into the corresponding network cable port, these router manuals should be there, including how to set up the router. Good luck!!!

In the case you said, it should be a switch and not a router.

Need to set, XP user: Internet Neighbor right-click Properties - Network connection - Settings for home or small office in the upper left corner - Keep pressing Next - Select Gateway through residential area - Keep pressing Next - Finish - Restart - IP address gateway change.

The router, not the hub, has the function of dialing the number, that is to say, when the power is on, it has already been dialed, and you can turn it on.

Buy a broadband router, manage it through the web, configure PPPoE, fill in the broadband account number and password, select automatic dialing, and you don't need to dial on the computer to access the Internet in the future, and both machines can access the Internet. You can also configure DHCP to automatically get an IP address on your computer, which is very convenient!

To set up in the router, generally fill in the account password and automatic connection in the WAN port.

If there is a router, set the dial-up account password in it and let it automatically dial up.,You don't need to dial up on the computer.,You don't need to set anything to connect to the computer on the router to access the Internet.。

Dialing up in the router is fine, and you can take a look at "References".

Optimize it with tools like Optimizer or Super Bunny Magic Settings. Defragment your hard drive frequently (at least once a month), clean junk files regularly, and turn off unwanted services. Reduce tasks that are loaded at startup. Choose an effective antivirus that takes up less resources.

As long as there is enough space left in the system partition, it does not affect the speed.