My computer frequently drops while playing games?

1 Is it just a game and the connection drops, or if yes, then you may not have a voltage problem.

If it is caused by an electrical problem, then I suggest you go to an electronics store and buy a voltage regulator.

2 Devil waves that have become popular recently. ARP or virus.

Virus,I've also been hit,The phenomenon of turning on the Internet for 10-20 minutes or longer,The time is uncertain,Disconnected from the network,The lower right foot connection shows normal,But it can't be opened,At this time, you go to the online neighbor to see the connection,It's also connected,But don't worry,Refresh it,It's disconnected,It's useless to connect it.,It's useless to restart the cat.,Most of the time it's easy to restart the machine.,But it didn't take long for the situation to appear just now.,You go to the next xp patch.,I found it on a forum.,Make up for it and restart it should be OK., You can't just reinstall the system and turn on the XP automatic update.,But my friend used the automatic update to say,After the update, there is always an error prompt.,I don't know how to do it.,My supplement is fine.,It's been a long time.,Mine is Windows XP2 Just this** Go to the next one yourself.。

If the CPU usage reaches 100% after a virus or Trojan horse, the program will stop responding, and the game will stop responding, and of course the server will be disconnected from you

Do you open a web page and try to disconnect often? If so, it may have been an ARP

4. If the network is not disconnected, it may be a problem with your own configuration, and the speed of the 1m line itself will not be very fast!

It may be that your ** line is aging, (if you are adsl), otherwise it is a problem with your network cable, try to replace the network card driver, none of the above methods, just change the network card to try.

Example: When a disconnection occurs, all programs that are surfing the Internet will not be disconnected, but you will not be able to connect to the network if you open a new Internet program.

Wait a few minutes (sometimes tens of minutes) and you can surf the Internet normally again. After restarting mode, you can go online, but it will still be disconnected after a while.

There is no pattern to this kind of dropping, sometimes it will not be dropped in a day, and sometimes it can be dropped dozens of times (once in a few minutes) in an hour

Solution: 1. Find the local Netcom to check the line, and they said there was no problem.

2. Suspect that the local voltage is unstable, and install a voltage regulator on the mode and router, but the result is ineffective.

3. Because it is a two-phase electricity, the ground wire is installed, which does not solve the problem.

4. I am afraid that the problem is caused by the virus, redo all the machines and patch the system, install anti-ARP spoofing software on one machine, and no ARP spoofing virus is found, and the problem is not solved.

5. Replacing the router and replacing the mode has no effect.

6. Remove other equipment on the ** line (** and splitter), it has no effect.

Hey, do it to the end to send the Buddha to the West, I think you should first kill the virus to see if it has improved, if it doesn't work, then see if your antivirus software is the latest version, on the contrary, upgrade the antivirus software in the check and kill, you can use Rising antivirus software If it really doesn't work, then only.

Maybe there's a mistake on GM's computer.