Good morning everyone, the internet speed at home is too slow, what s going on?

1.Poor signal (usually on wireless networks);

2.uneven network resources of network operators;

3.share a network cable with others;

malfunction; 5.There is a problem with the router;

6.Loose network cable or poor contact;

7.Some network resources shut down in the evening.

The relationship between the slow network speed and the network operator accounts for 80%, and there are 20% or too many problems with their own computer hardware and system junk files. It's always a good network speed service operator!

First of all, check to see if someone is rubbing the net. If someone else rubs the Internet, it will also have a great impact on the Internet speed. You can change the password directly, or you can contact the operator and ask them to test if there are any other problems.

First of all, check to see if someone is rubbing the net. If someone else rubs the Internet, it will also have a great impact on the Internet speed. You can change the password directly, or you can contact the operator and ask them to test if there are any other problems.

There are a few common reasons why your broadband network is slow:

1. If the bandwidth of the ** server is narrow or the server is busy, you can try to change the time to access or access other** to determine whether this problem is caused;

2. Computer reasons such as low computer configuration or weak system processing power;

4. Using routers to share the Internet leads to slow network speed;

5. If the modem device is unstable, it is recommended that you replace the modem device for testing;

6. Line reasons (such as long line, high line noise, poor quality of the entrance line, change of the user-side line, etc.).

If this is not the case, you can contact the local customer service for feedback.

Reasons for slow network speed at home: aging broadband lines, network sharing with other people, viruses in the computer, background programs occupying a large number of networks, network cards and network card drivers are abnormal.

1. Aging of broadband lines.

If the user's broadband line is aging, you first need to check whether your network cable is normal, if there is a problem you need to replace it in time, and then check whether the router and the cat are faulty, if there is no network, you need to contact the broadband operator in time.

2. The network is shared with others.

This phenomenon is more likely to occur in rented apartments or student dormitories, because these resistance is shared by several people in a network, there may be no problem in ordinary use, but once someone ** something, it will seriously affect your network speed, is to make your network suddenly become very stuck, it is best to pull a separate network cable by yourself, so as to ensure your network speed. Hongqing sails to cover the hail.

3. The network speed is slowed down due to a virus in the computer.

If your computer's internet speed suddenly slows down, it may also be caused by a virus in your computer, which will seriously affect your network speed, and users can use a special antivirus software to carry out a comprehensive check.

Fourth, the background program occupies a large number of networks.

If your network speed slows down, it may be because a running program in your background occupies a large number of networks, users can find traffic monitoring in Kingsoft Guard, the traffic of the programs running on your computer, and then the user can close the programs that occupy the traffic, usually these programs are basically ** software, therefore, it is best for users to be in **, it is best not to carry out those operations that need to occupy a large network.

5. Network card and network card driver.

If the user's network card and network card driver are abnormal, it will also cause the network speed of the computer to slow down, and the user needs to update his network card driver in time to ensure the smooth operation of your network.

Check that the network cable is securely connected.

Cable modem (cablemodem or CM) is a technology that uses cable TV bidirectional coaxial cable to provide Internet-related application services, with an uplink frequency between 5 and 50MHz, and a downlink frequency occupying one or more channel bandwidths (6MHz).

It is composed of optical fiber digital circuits, digital multiplexing and cross-connection equipment, providing users with all-digital, fully transparent and high-quality data dedicated line transmission channels of various rates below 2m, which can meet the needs of users to form medium and high-speed computer networks, and provide TDM point-to-point dedicated circuits, broadcast multi-point dedicated circuits, two-way multi-point dedicated circuits and voice dedicated line circuits.