The computer is always disconnected, and sometimes you can t get on the network after connecting to

It may be that your computer's network card is not in good contact.

.. about the problem that the connection will automatically drop after surfing the Internet

In fact, there are only two reasons..

1.Broadband providers have problems with the quality of their broadband in this regard!

2.Problems with the computer itself or the hardware!

For the computer itself or hardware problems!

1.First of all, you have to identify a problem! Whether the hardware line is connected to the network cable is damaged, whether the crystal head contact is good, whether the network card is good to use, and replace it with someone else's network card to try!

.2.What is the specific hardware connection for your computer to access the Internet? Is it a single Internet access through a cat? Or more than one. You have to ?.. through a routerCome back to the railway!

.3.Make sure your cat is okay first! What if it's multiple shared Internet access? You can start by removing the router or hub, directly connected to the cat to see the ..

This is one way to determine that the cat has a problem. Or is there a problem with the intermediate hardware connection device! Reset, of course! Routing settings may also be a workaround!

4.If you check both of these things after...It depends on the ..Is your computer poisoned!This is less likely.

.About whether the machine is poisoned or not. This question ..I won't elaborate on ..

1. First of all, we should check whether there is a problem with our network cable, first check whether the connection between the network cable and the chassis is loose, and then see if the network cable is damaged, such as the network cable is aging or has been bitten by mice.

2. After making sure that there is no problem with the network cable, return to the computer desktop and find the "computer" (take win7 as an example, if it is an XP computer user, select "My Computer") icon, and then right-click and select the "Manage" option.

3. After opening the "Manage" window, we click on the "Device Manager" option from the list below.

4. After opening the option, then find the "Network Adapter" option and turn it on.

5. Select the network card we use from the drop-down table opened by the "Network Adapter" option, and finally right-click on the properties, click "Advanced" navigation in the pop-up interface, and select "Connection Speed and Duplex Mode" in the attribute list below, and then select "10Mbps Half-Duplex" in the "Value".

6. Restart the computer and turn it on to see if the network will be disconnected.

The network is unstable. If you're using a home computer, you can use a broadband connection instead. Stable but a little slow. However, the speed of the network mainly depends on the accessories of your console.

Hello, according to your problem description, it may be caused by network instability, you can try the following solution test! ~

Solution 1: Open Security Guard and open LSP Repair in the Function Encyclopedia"; Diagnose and repair according to the prompts. Option 2:

Open the "Disconnected First Aid Kit" in the function encyclopedia;

Diagnose and repair according to the prompts.

Solution 3: Change the NIC mode.

Select [Computer], click the right click, and select [Manage].

Open Device Manager in turn, find the corresponding network card in Network Adapter on the right, double-click to open it, and select Advanced in the tab.

Connection Speed & Duplex Mode] option, change the value on the right to [10Mbps] half-duplex, and then click [OK].

Solution 4: It is recommended that you check the network connection or restart the router and the 'modem', power off these devices for two minutes, and then turn them on again and try again.