What is the reason for the slower and slower internet speeds, and how can I improve it?

There are several common reasons for slow broadband internet speeds:

1. If the bandwidth of the ** server is narrow or the server is busy, you can try to change the time period 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. The use of routers to share the Internet leads to slow network speed;

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

6. Reasons for the line (such as long line, noisy line, poor quality of the entrance line, change of the user's line, etc.).

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

Slow broadband internet speeds can be due to the following reasons:

1. The server bandwidth is narrow or the server is busy;

2. The reason for the computer, such as the computer configuration is relatively low or the system processing power is weak;

3. It may be a virus or Trojan horse or other reasons that cause slow Internet speed;

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

5. The modem device is unstable;

6. Line reasons (such as long line, noisy line, poor quality of the entrance line, change of the user's line and other factors).

Reasons for slow internet speeds:

1. Caused by viruses and Trojans, it will lead to slow network speed;

3. Multiple computers share the Internet, and there may be viruses in the computers in the shared network;

4. The broadband line may be aging and the router is broken, resulting in slow network speed;

5. The computer and ** are in different network environments, and the network speed will also slow down;

6. The quality of the server is very poor, and the network speed is slow due to limited bandwidth.

Solution: 1. First, check whether the network line is normal and whether the router or cat is damaged;

2. Check whether the computer is in the virus, and check and kill the computer.

3. If the network environment is LAN, it is recommended to turn on the firewall and disinfect the computer.

4. Find a program that occupies a large amount of traffic to limit the traffic.

Cause 1: The broadband line is aging or the modem (router) is damaged.

The second reason is that if the computer shares a network cable with other computers, the computer may be attacked by the ARP virus.

The third reason is that there is a certain program that secretly runs in the background and occupies a lot of bandwidth, such as viruses, Trojans, P2P software (Xunlei, QQ, Whirlwind, etc.).

Detailed solution:

1.First of all, check whether the network line is normal and whether the router or cat is damaged. It is recommended to find the customer service of the telecom operator to solve this part.

2.If it is ruled out that it is a line problem, and then check whether the computer is in the virus, it is recommended to use Kingsoft Guardian to kill the computer, because Kingsoft Guardian is different from other antivirus software, it can not only detect and kill Trojans. It is also possible to repair the damage to the system caused by Trojans.

3.If there is an ARP virus attack on the LAN, the Kingsoft Guardian ARP firewall will give an alarm, prompting an ARP attack on your computer by an IP computer, and then contact the network management to use Kingsoft Guardian to kill the attacking computer.

Clean up the system, reduce unnecessary programs, close unused Internet programs, and replace the machine if the computer is too old.

Clean up the garbage. Software that is not used. Plugins, Files**. Optimized acceleration,

Try it another and let Telecom come to your door to take a look, it may be that the router connector is aging.

The network speed is the maximum bandwidth of the telecom operator, that is to say, the telecom operator gives you a speed of 2M, and you will definitely not have the speed. The network speed is also divided into uplink and downlink, uplink is the speed of uploading from your computer to the network (or a certain server), and downlink is the speed from the network (or a server)** to your computer. Because generally the speed of downward repentance is faster than that of upward movement.

So the telecom operator gives you as much as you want, and you can't change this.

We use the computer to surf the Internet very much, divided into three blocks, one is the speed of your own computer.

The second is the broadband speed given to you by telecom operators.

The third is the running capacity of the server you access and the speed of the next load.

The first is to improve your computer, so that your computer has the ability to display the information obtained on the Internet in front of you as quickly as possible, which requires your computer to be configured well enough.

Second, find operators that provide you with broadband, such as Telecom, Netcom, Unicom, and Mobile, and ask them to increase your bandwidth, of course, the higher the bandwidth, the higher the cost, until you have enough, there is no need to waste.

Third, when accessing the Internet, it is best to choose the fastest server with fewer people to access, for example, if you are a telecom broadband, try to choose a server hosted in the telecom room to access, which will be much faster. It also has to do with the number of people who visit.

The above are all high-level I understand, and there is no excerpt at all. So please forgive me that I didn't say everything.

If you want to surf the Internet faster and add nothing else, clean up your computer more, clean up the garbage after each use, and don't load useless services and enablements. That's pretty much all I know.