I have to connect the cat switch many times before I connect it on the Internet, why?

I'm not an expert, but I've had similar issues a lot before. Tell me about my experience.

Regarding the "cat" that can still be used after multiple switches: First, it is due to poor contact. Before the network cable enters the home, there are many joints, which are shaken by the wind or corroded by the rain, and can still be used normally, but the network is easy to disconnect and cannot be automatically compounded.

On the other hand, the ** cable or network cable plug may also be in poor contact, such as inserting it into the "cat" and plugging it into the computer.

The second is the instability of the voltage. Lights and computers can be used normally, but because the "cat" can't withstand the instantaneous voltage drop, the network can't be automatically connected after being disconnected.

Regarding the problem of disconnection in the middle of the broadcast, it is likely that the computer system is unstable. After using the network for a period of time, you will definitely be attacked by some ** viruses inadvertently, if there is good antivirus software that effectively resists viruses, there is no hindrance. But if there is a slight poisoning, some system files are lost, and the computer is generally functioning normally, **** will produce the problem you said.

Solution: First, the "cat" problem has been explained and can be repaired.

2. It is recommended to use the "one-click restore" system. After the computer installation is completed, install all the software you think you want to use, including printers, fax machines, etc. (if you use Wubi input method, including completing manual word creation), and reset the settings with one click. When a computer system problem occurs and cannot be repaired, a one-click restore is implemented.

It is estimated that there is something wrong with your computer's hardware, and it is necessary to see if your network card driver needs to be reinstalled!

Why don't you try a different network card and reorganize the system!

If you suspect that there is a problem with the broadband, you can find a notebook to try whether there is a problem with your broadband, if there is no problem, start to pick up your computer, check the problem, and troubleshoot!

Call **10000, report the fault to the telecom, explain the situation, they will help you get it for free, it's useless to ask here.

There's a good chance you're having a problem with your hardware! Let's start with the line first, and then check your machine.

Cats can't be set up, just get a router.

It has a certain impact:

1) The switch is easy to be damaged, close to or reaches a certain number of switches, the switch will reach the end of its life 2) Frequent power-on and power-off, which is a certain load impact on the circuit, and it is also easy to cause the aging of the circuit, or the damage of sensitive components.

Yes, if you set the route to be connected all the time, then it will always be timed, but most broadband is now on a yearly basis, and there is no such thing as a timer.

There are three connection methods that can be set in the router, so take a good look.

It's best to turn the cat off if you don't get it.

As long as the route is connected to the cat, the operator will clock in.

No, you don't have to wait for your computer to turn on and have uplink and downlink traffic.